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Premiere: IKEBANA - Spring (aus remix)
The flau label boss stretches the Japanese duo's breathy track into a minimalist dream.
Put your headphones for an indulgent half hour curated by the experimental Japanese label.
Published: 29/08/13
Japanese label Flau seem to have a magic touch; everything they put out, from the slightest whisper of folk to the heaviest drone of electronic ambience, has a celestial, positively glowing aura about it that has us longing for more. Ranging from the synth pop of Cuushe to the washed-out lo-fi of IKEBANA, sonically the label is incredibly diverse, but what its releases share in common are a playful curiosity, an unmatchable quality and a genre-bending commitment to evoking time and space within their sounds. Floored by their recent output (in particular producer/vocalist cokiyu's twinkling beats, the gorgeous, airy strokes of singer-songwriter Cuushe and the atmospheric imaginings of artist and composer Noah) we invited Yasuhiko Fukuzono - the label founder who also makes music under the alias of aus - to put together a Dummy Mix. Stream his sumptuous offering, packed with rare and brand new material from the label's catalogue, in the player on the left (or download it here), and read our chat below.
Hi Yasuhiko! Where are you right now and what's the view like?
I'm currently at home in Tokyo, writing the answers for your interview at my desk. My desk is a real mess; CDs, papers, garbage, almost like tiny Tokyo.
What kind of mindset was this mix made in (and for)?
I decided to create a mix that focused on tracks by our Japanese artists (excluding remixes). I started the mix without consciously thinking about a concept, the result is an introduction to our delicate and conceptual music that Flau has become known for supporting.
When did you decide to start Flau, and what was the ethos behind it?
Myself and a friend organised a daytime event towards the end of 2006 and I decided I would like to make a compilation that we could give to the audience to take way with them after the show. I approached a variety of artists like Dale Berning, Lori Scacco, Bexar Bexar, Hood and Britta Persson via MySpace to see if they'd be interested. This was the first official compilation for us. At this time my friend cokiyu was looking for the label for release, so I decided to help her out.
I knew of more people creating great music that were also looking for a way of releasing it. Flau was created to give these very talented artists a platform to release and promote their music to a broader audience.
Flau seems like one of the most distinctive, individual labels working right now - how does what you do fit into the wider music scene in Japan?
Mmm, I don't think that we really fit into a Japanese scene at the moment, but I want to! I'm afraid we are still a little too alternative for a mainstream audience and have yet to find our place within the wider Japanese music scene.
Our catalogue has a broad sound aesthetic and consists of a wide range of musical influences like electronic, modern classical, jazz, Japanese pop and some of it is very conceptual, I think.
The music market is not in great shape at the moment but we don't want this to affect our decision to continue releasing experimental material; it's not good for sales but we feel we have carved our own musical path, it's our identity and it's the type of music that we have become known for releasing.
Maybe the Japanese audience and journalists can't see the context of our label's output. We don't mind if people don't grasp our entire catalogue, we just hope that they enjoy some of it. That's good enough for us.
Whose music are you enjoying at the moment, both from Japan and the rest of the world?
Jameszoo, Theo Parrish, Ike Yard, Dustin Wong, Sam Amidon, Ulises Conti, CRYSTAL (Saint Peregrino), Nissennenmondai, Stellar Om Source, Pure X (our very own Twigs & Yarn's Stephen co-produced), Saint Pepsi, Bonobo, Max & Malcolm, Sintaro Sakamoto, Hanno Leichtmann, Eliane Radigue.
As for labels, I'm currently in love with Kaleidoscope (patten's record label), PROFAN (finally I find Mike Ink is amazing, yeah it's too late), Rush Hour, Major Force.
What's coming up in the near future that you can tell us about?
We'll release our live showcase FOUNDLAND compilation. There are many good new folk musicians (new style) in Japan right now and I love them. I organise a showcase called FOUNDLAND - past guests include Grouper, James Blackshaw, Sharon Van Etten, MayMay, Masayoshi Fujita and many more. I invited fresh and talented Japanese artists to perform, and we just collected the live recordings and made a compilation. (You can find out more about it here.)
Cuushe's second album in September 23rd, and Noah's debut album will be announced very soon. I hope to release my album under my aus moniker this year.
IKEBANA - Rose
Cokiyu - Gdb
Cuushe - Lost My Way (live)
aus - Idee Talk (Pola Remix)
Madegg - Compound
Masayoshi Fujita - Story of Waterfall I. & II.
Radicalfashion - Happy End
Geskia! - 3days Trial (Lukid remix)
aus - New Age*
IKEBANA - Alone (Sakaimasayuki & Sigh Society remix)
Radiosonde - Cumulonibus
PoPoyans - Shukujitsu
Madegg - How Far Can This Boat Go Out to Sea in Miles?
aus feat. Cokiyu - Made-Up
Cuushe - Summer Night Sketch (Botany remix)
Cokiyu - Vapor Doll (with 34423)
El Fog - Deep Sea and Stars
IKEBANA - Ends (Matthewdavid remix)
Noah - Weak
NEON CLOUD - ○ (instrumental)
El Fog - El Cloud
Geskia! - Sunset Line Texture
Kumisolo - I Know What Boys Like (moOog yamamOTO Remix)
Kanazu Tomoyuki - Riverside Day
The flau label boss stretches the Japanese duo's breathy track into a minimalist dream.
Lovely, contemplative music from Japanese artist Machinone, released on purveyors of gorgeous sounds, Flau Records.
The flau records singer-songwriter has a painstakingly beautiful new animated video.
God bless the internet...we chart some of our all-time favourite DJ sets and mixes beamed into cyberspace throughout 2015.
From Bill Callahan to Beyonce on the wunderkind's very left-of-field Radio 1 mix
In advance of debuting his live show in London at the ICA next month, Ash Koosha delivers a rich and sublime Dummy mix.
NA's mix subverts the mood of 'Cellar' by being packed to the rafters with sun-kissed riddims.
Listen to a late-night dub inspired Dummy mix from the ever-stunning Submotion Orchestra, full of bass-heavy music that'll physically move you.
Listen to Melé's party-starting set, recorded live at Annie Mac Presents Lost & Found in Malta.
Listen to a playlist from the Mom & Pop sub-label ahead of the Dummy Presents showcase in NYC tonight.
The Big Dada artist marks the release of 'LUV CRY' with a genre-spanning mix that hops from mood enhancing reggae to swinging house edits.
The Mom and Pop Music sub-label Mermaid Ave host this month's edition of our party series in New York.
Lock in to a sun-soaked mix from London's longstanding dancehall duo that's built for wining and grinding in the sunshine.
Tune in for a whole lot of house and the occasional slap of funk finesse from the Spacebass host.
Set the dial to non-stop fun with the singer-songwriter's selection of festival-ready tracks.
Listen to a no holds barred mix from Ispwich based producer and Acid Fantasy crew member, Loom.
The globetrotting nomad sums up the sheer heat of his recent unreleased beats, remixes, and edits in this molten hot mix.
The Finnish producer takes YouTube mixing to new highs with a whirlwind of heartbreak hits.
Listen to a Dummy mix from one of ghetto house music's early players, Houz'Mon.


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Certificate Code: 5646
Program Contacts:
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The coursework required for the Information Technology Specialist Certificate prepares students to collect, organize, input, format, and distribute information using computer technology found in a variety of office settings.
Certificate completers are qualified to process all forms of business information and to operate a variety of computer applications including the latest versions of word processing, database, spreadsheet, presentation, and electronic mail software. They are prepared to work as office support personnel in any business environment.
Information Technology Specialist Certificate
Certificate Code: 5646
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First Semester
BA 110 — Introduction to Business (3)
BA 160 — Business Math I (3)
BE 299 — Independent Study (1)
BE 141 — Computerized Keyboarding I (3)
COMM 105 — Essentials of English (3)
CS 100 — Introduction to Microcomputers (3)
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BA 171 — Fundamentals of Accounting Lab (1)
BA 247 — Business Management Internship (3)
BA 249 — Business Management Seminar (1)
*BE 180 — Business Communications (4)
BE 247 — Advanced Info Processing Applications – spring (3)
BE 143 — Keyboarding Speed & Accuracy (2)
Minimum total hours required for certificate (33)
Students who complete the Information Technology Specialist Certificate may wish to pursue a degree in Business Management and Marketing at East Campus. Such students could apply the following Information Technology Specialty courses as electives toward the East Campus Business Management and Marketing Degree:
BE 141 — Computerized Keyboarding I
BE 143 — Keyboarding Speed & Accuracy
BE 247 — Advanced Information Processing Apps
BE 299 — Independent Study
COMM 105 — Essentials of English
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Minutemen In Major League Lacrosse 2014 Season Recap
Former UMass men's lacrosse standouts represented their alma mater through out the summer
Seven Minutemen Picked During MLL Supplemental Draft
Jake Smith, Brett Garber selected during first round
Men's Lacrosse 2013 Season-In-Review
Eight Minutemen Take In All-CAA Awards
Senior defenseman Jake Smith leads group with first team honor
Men's Lacrosse Suffers 10-7 Loss To No. 9 Penn State In CAA Semifinals
Whiteway's hat trick, Manny's three points not enough for the Minutemen
MLAX vs. DELAWARE
MLAX vs. DELAWARE Photos by Thom Kendall '93
MLAX vs. PENN STATE
MLAX vs. PENN STATE Photos by Thom Kendall '93
MLAX vs. BROWN
MLAX vs. BROWN Photos by Thom Kendall '93
MLAX vs. ARMY
MLAX vs. ARMY Photos by Thom Kendall '93
MLAX vs. SIENA (EXH.)
MLAX vs. SIENA (EXH.) Photos by Thom Kendall '93
Photo Gallery: Men's Lacrosse Attackman Kyle Smith
UMass Career: Was an All-CAA Second Team selection in 2013 and a CAA All-Tournament Team honoree in 2012 ... Earned the CAA Player of the Week award on April 29, 2013, and April 23, 2012 ... Capped his career with 125 points on 79 goals and 46 assists ... Is one of only 39 Minutemen all-time to record more than 100 points, finishing 23rd on the listing ... Joined his father, Norm, as the only father-and-son Minuteman duo on the 100-point list ... Led UMass in goals (30) and points (48) during his final campaign ... Was a versatile player on the attack throughout his career, accumulating 69 groundballs while causing 24 turnovers, scoring 17 extra-man goals and tallying nine game-winners ... Earned 31 multi-point games among his 60 career appearances to go with 17 multi-goal games and a dozen hat tricks.
2013 - Senior: Game-By-Game Statistics ... All-CAA Second Team ... CAA Player of the Week (4/29) ... Led UMass with 48 points on 30 goals and 18 assists ... Finished fourth in the CAA in assists per contest (1.20), fifth with 3.20 points per game and eighth in goals per game (2.00) ... Recorded four points on a goal and three assists as UMass defeated Army, 16-9 in the season opener for both teams (2/10) ... Added four more points against No. 4 North Carolina (2/16), recording a hat trick with one helper as UMass came from behind to earn a 12-11 decision in the Southern Showdown, hosted at Kennesaw State University in Kennesaw, Ga. ... Recorded his ninth collegiate hat trick and second of the year with three goals at Bucknell (3/9), making his 50th appearance in the process ... Had a goal and assist as UMass defeated No. 16 Lehigh, 6-4 on March 20 ... Set a single-game career high with six goals scored at Hartford (3/23), including the final four UMass tallies, which equaled the Hawks output in the second half ... His six goals scored at Hartford were the most for a Minuteman in one contest over the previous 23 games, dating back to classmate Will Manny earning seven at Army on Feb. 10, 2012 ... Joined the UMass 100-point club with his fourth goal against Hartford, becoming the 39th member of the group in the process ... Secured a pair of assists at Saint Joseph's (3/30) ... Added a goal and assist at Towson (4/6) ... Tied a career high with eight points against No. 17 Drexel (4/13), recording a hat trick to go with a single-game personal best five assists ... Secured his 23rd goal of the year at No. 20 Hofstra (4/20) ... Went for a single-game career-high nine points (six goals, three assists) during Senior Night against Delaware (4/26), tied for the 12th most recorded in one contest among all NCAA Division-I men's lacrosse student-athletes on the year ... Added one goal during the CAA Semifinal contest at No. 9 Penn State (5/1) ... His six-tally contests against Delaware and Hartford ranked tied for 19th in the NCAA for most goals in one game.
2012 - Junior: Game-By-Game Statistics ... CAA All-Tournament Team ... CAA Co-Player of the Week (4/23) ... UMass Athlete of the Week (4/9) ... Started in all 16 games and finished second on team in goals (33) and third in assists (19) and points (52) ... Had 26 groundballs and four caused turnovers on the season. ... Netted four goals in the win at Army for first of seven hat tricks on the season (2/10) ... Season-high four groundballs in games against Bucknell and Delaware (2/18 & 4/27) ... Scored three goals as UMass downed Ohio State (2/25) on the road ... Had one goal and an assist in the victory at Brown (3/3) ... Notched three goals and two assists when the Minutemen bested Albany (3/6) ... Tallied a goal, assist and groundball in the win over Hartford (3/10) ... Notched a pair of goals when UMass won at Penn State (3/17) ... Logged a goal, assist and groundball in the victory over Harvard (3/27) ... Recorded back-to-back game-winning goals in the contests with Saint Joseph's and Towson (3/31 & 4/14) ... Netted three goals in the win over Hofstra while also contributing two assists (4/21) for five points on the day ... Produced two goals, a pair of assists and four groundballs to help lead UMass to victory at Delaware (4/27) ... Scored the eventual game-winner against Towson (5/2) ... Tallied a then-personal-best eight points (four goals, four assists) to spearhead the win over Drexel (5/5).
2011 - Sophomore: Game-By-Game Statistics ... Started 12 of 14 games and had 10 goals and three assists for 13 points ... Scored back-to-back game-winning goals in overtime for wins over Towson and Drexel, with the tally against Drexel coming in the third overtime ... Tallied a mark in the win over Penn State (5/4) during the CAA Tournament Semifinal and the regular-season finale vs. Delaware (4/29) .... Also scored team's first goal of the game for a multi-tally performance ... Tied a then-career-high with three points on a man-up goal and two assists at Saint Joseph's (4/2) ... Tallied a goal vs. Penn State (3/19) ... Netted a mark off of a face-off win at Albany (3/8) ... Tallied one man-up goal and an assist in the victory at Hartford (2/19) ... Made first start against No. 12 Army (2/12).
2010 - Freshman: Game-By-Game Statistics ... Played in all 14 games and had 10 points on five goals and five assists while seeing considerable time as a faceoff specialist ... Nine of 10 points on man-up plays with team-best five man-up goals ... Tied for second in CAA in man-up goals ... Set up Ryan Liebel's man-up tally vs. No. 10 Georgetown (4/24) ... Had one goal vs. Towson (4/10) ... Scored eventual game-winner in the win over Providence (3/16) while also adding an assist ... Tallied first two goals and added an assist vs. Hartford (2/20) ... Dealt out a pair of assists at Sacred Heart (2/12) in his collegiate debut.
Before UMass: Played four years at Longmeadow High School under Coach John Rauseo ... Was named First-team all-Western Massachusetts and all-America following his senior season, during which he tallied 65 goals and 37 assists ... Helped Longmeadow to a 21-2 record during his junior year and a state championship... Captained the Lancers during his senior season ... Also played football and basketball while at Longmeadow and was named captain in both.
Personal: Full name is Kyle Cutting Smith ... Born on November 17, 1990, to Norm and Sue Smith ... Father, Norm played lacrosse for the Minutemen from 1976-78, was a USILA All-American and currently serves as the color commentator on UMass men's lacrosse radio broadcasts ... Grandfather, Neville is a member of the National Lacrosse Hall Of Fame, and was a charter member of the U.S. Club Lacrosse Association.
Career Statistics Year GP/GS G A Pts. Shots EMG GWG GB Pen 2010 14/0 5 5 10 13 5 1 4 1/1:00 2011 15/13 11 4 15 41 3 2 13 3/1:30 2012 16/16 33 19 52 79 6 4 26 3/2:00 2013 15/15 30 18 48 96 3 2 26 1/0:30 Total 60/44 79 46 125 229 17 9 69 8/5:00
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Estimated grade. Sold by B. Max Mehl Jun '41 price realized $25.25
David Akers: Eagles were minted in 1802 but all were struck using dies dated 1801. Therefore, the 1803 is the next issue of this type. As a date, the 1803 is perhaps twice as rare as the 1799 or 1801, and it is considerably more difficult to obtain in choice or gem uncirculated condition. Most available specimens are are quite high grade, EF-AU being typical. Varieties exist with small reverse stars as on earlier issues and large reverse stars as on the 1804. No difference in value is generally ascribed to these varieties but in my opinion, the large reverse stars variety is decidedly more rare, and should be worth a premium. There is also one interesting variety, discovered by Harry Bass, that has an additional 14th star in the reverse clouds.


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Five things about myself
By octav on Jan 29, 2007
Marina Sum recently tagged me to write five things about myself. Sounds easy, however depending on when you ask me to come up with something interesting, I may come up with different things :-) For instance I am currently in Prague, one of the most beautiful cities in the world, so one of the things that come to mind is traveling (even though many time travel ~ jet lag).
I just finished reading the news and I realized that I love to watch football. I grew up in Romania idolizing soccer, however after immigrating to the US in early 1990, I became a huge football fan.
As a child I started reading WW II books and soon I became a history buff. I love history and I just wish more people would take the time to understand history and historical events, that many times have repercussions many years later (e.g. the Balkan's, Middle East).
Most of the people that know me would tell you that I love the outdoors, even though many times I don't find much time, I still try to run once or twice a week in the beautiful environment of the San Mateo County hills.
The most influential person in my life has been my grandmother. Without her relentless support and constant encouragement I would not be the person that I am today. Grandma Dorina has passed away, however she is always in my thoughts.
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The Ballad of Edward Modrake, The Man with the Demon Face
Edward Mordrake was a man who lived in the 19th century. History books detail Mordrake's life status as a nobleman, a urbane man of English descent. Unlike many of his fellows, Mordrake was also renown for one genetic anomaly, located on the back of his head: an extra face.
Historical accounts of Mordrake's life reveal the face could not speak or eat, but it could laugh and it could cry.
Mordrake grew weary of the face. He begged doctors to remove his 'devil twin', citing that during the still hours of the night, the face would whisper terrible things to him.
Doctors at the time were terrified and dared not touch the face, let alone attempt to remove it in surgery. Records show that Mordrake ended his life in his early twenties because he could no longer stand the torments from the face on the back of his head.
My friends, we do not understand genetics. We've seen weird genetic anamolies: the mutant creature of Montauk, the woman with a subcutaneous horn implemented in her forhead and many others. There are so many mutations in this world and much like this one, they seem to be of evil intent.
Our genes are more than simple chemicals. They are the creation of a Supreme Being but also the key to our future. Scientists tell me that structure dictates function. If that's the case, we have no right being dictators. We must not forget the things that can happen due to mutations and genetic manipulations.
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• Sundays @ 9:30 a.m. in Fellowship Hall- Contemporary
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We are located on Quesada Avenue in Port Charlotte.
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Located in the lobby near the main entrance and Fellowship Hall. Take a copy of our newsletter, and brochures about our various ministries.
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Drop them off before the service in our Children's Wing – "The Port". Infants through age 3 will be directed to our nursery. We have Sunday School classes and Kids' Worship for ages 4 through High School.
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An usher will hand you a bulletin. A Connect and Prayer Request Card is located in the back of the pews. Please complete this form and turn it in so we can send you more information about Port Charlotte United Methodist Church, its ministries and be praying for you.
Handicap Seating: The front pews in the sanctuary are available for handicapped worshipers and their families.
Large Print/Audio: Large print hymnals and hearing enhancement devices are available from an usher.
Transportation to Sunday Services: Call the Church Office at 625-4356 (by noon on Friday) for information and reservations.
Nursery: A professionally staffed Nursery (with pagers) for newborns to 4-year-olds is open in the children's area during all services.
The Sound of Joy Room, with audio, is available at the northeast corner of the sanctuary. Ask an usher for assistance.
Children's Activity Bags are available. Ask an usher for assistance.
To get connected:
Stop by the Welcome Center located in the church lobby
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For the complete process and procedures for requesting transcripts, please visit the registrar's website.
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The first three transcripts ordered through Knightline are free. Once students have exhausted the first three free transcripts, transcript fees should be paid at the time of request by enclosing a check or money order payable to St. Norbert College. The following is the current fee schedule:
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Student privacy laws do not allow us to fax a transcript. We do not accept faxed requests since pre-payment is required. We are not able to process credit card authorizations sent via mail or fax.
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text: Dr. Kimberly Davis Your Health Connection Discusses Issues Related To Pregnancy and Cancer By Rob Maynard • Nov 18, 2014 The November 19 edition of Your Health Connection on WCLK featured Host(and Cancer Survivor) JaQuitta Williams discussing the issues involved with pregnancy and cancer. Her guest was 10 year cancer survivor and mom Perrie Adams, who endured a pregnancy with twins at the same time she went through chemotherapy and breast cancer treatment. Your Health Connection is made possible by the Center for Cancer Research and Therapeutic Development at Clark Atlanta University. Here are relevant links to articles on the topic suggested by CCRTD's Dr. Kimberly Davis: Your Health Connection Has For Advice On Living With Prostate Cancer By Rob Maynard • Sep 13, 2014 Prostate cancer kills African American men at disproportionately higher rates than the rest of the male population. Host JaQuitta Williams was joined Wednesday September 17 and talked about it on Your Health Connection. Our guests included Robert Carey, a prostate cancer survivor and board member of the Georgia Prostate Cancer Coalition, and Dr. Cimona Hinton, Associate Professor, Department of Biological Sciences and CCRTD Clark Atlanta University. They took listener calls and discussed the latest advances in treatment and diagnosis of this disease. Your Health Connection Takes A Look At CCRTD, Prostate Cancer Research By Rob Maynard • May 20, 2014 Jaquitta Williams and her guests on the May edition of Your Health Connection Wednesday talked about the Center For Cancer Research and Therapeutic Development and what they've been working on this year and how it may someday soon affect the life of you or your loved ones. Our guests this month included Clark Atlanta University President Dr. Carlton Brown, CCRTD Director Dr. Shafiq Khan, Clark Atlanta University Trustee Mrs. Juanita Baranco, CCRTD Scientists Dr. Joann Powell and Dr. Kimberly Davis, and CCRTD Doctoral student Clement Boston.


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Tensions between the U.S. and Russia increased again today after the U.S. announced new sanctions, a Russian plane shot down a Ukrainian fighter jet, a Malaysia Airlines plane crashed in Ukraine, and Vladimir Putin hinted at retaliatory sanctions against the U.S. and Europe. When tensions between major economic powers rise like this, stocks generally fall.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES:^DJI) has fallen 130 points near the end of trading, but the bigger sell-off is going on in Russia: The Market Vectors Russia ETF is down 7% today.
Two U.S. stocks worried about Russia
Most companies on the Dow Jones Industrial Average have some dealings in Russia, but two notable ones are Visa (NYSE:V) and ExxonMobil (NYSE:XOM), which are down 1.8% and 1%, respectively.
Visa generates 4% of its revenue in Russia, and its partner Gazprombank is one of the targets of U.S. sanctions. Gazprombank and others won't be allowed to access capital in U.S. markets as part of an effort to put pressure on Russia to leave Ukraine's Crimea region. Right now Visa's business will go on as usual, but this recalls Russia's earlier pressure for Visa and other payment processors to pay billions of dollars for access to the Russian market. So far those threats haven't led to any payment or exit from the country, but today's actions are a step in the wrong direction.
A bigger impact could be felt by ExxonMobil, which has a massive joint venture with Russian firm Rosneft to explore the Arctic, conduct Siberian fracking and Black Sea drilling, and construct natural-gas export terminals. The two companies are tied at the hip, and at the very least the tension between Washington and Moscow makes these massive partnerships uncomfortable. Right now, investors shouldn't panic, but Putin's reaction to recent events and his potential retaliation against U.S. companies could hit ExxonMobil where it hurts -- in the pocketbook.
These kinds of tensions can hit stocks in the short term, but in the long term, the odds of a major U.S.-Russia conflict are low. Look at major dips as a buying opportunity, because there shouldn't be a big impact on earnings for Visa or ExxonMobil unless they're completely kicked out of Russia, which is unlikely.
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Square Enix is bringing another console-quality RPG to iOS. The third entry in the Chaos Rings series, Chaos Rings II will be on every region's iTunes store on March 15, 2012. Yay for worldwide release dates!
Chaos Rings II is another turn-based RPG. A new group of contestants have come to the Ark Arena, where they'll fight against other people to see who's strongest. The winners are rewarded with immortality. The losers… well… they aren't so fortunate. You party consists of two characters who go through dungeons fighting battles and eventually come up against stronger bosses. That's pretty much all we know so far, as Square Enix has been secretive about the sequel's storyline and main characters.
There's also a new Chaos Rings II trailer to accompany this good news. It's in Japanese, but still shows lots of game goodness.
The North American pricing for Chaos Rings II hasn't been announced. The universal and iPad versions will be ¥2,000 and ¥2,200 in Japan. I'm guessing it'll be in line with Chaos Rings and Chaos Rings Ω pricing, which means the universal app will be between $11.99 and $12.99 and the iPad version will be $14.99 or $15.99.
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Cooler temperatures are heading to south central Kentucky, and some children will need help staying warm.
The Bowling Green Junior Woman's Club, the Bowling Green Police Department and Big "B" Cleaners have kicked off the 22nd Annual Coats for Kids donation drive.
They're accepting new or gently used coats for kids through high school.
"There is a need, because these kids are standing outside waiting for the bus every morning. They need coats, and we want to make sure every kid in Warren County has a coat this winter season," said Cayla Duncan, the chairperson.
They collected about 2,000 coats last year, and they're hoping for more this year.
You can drop off your donation at any of the following locations:
Bowling Green Police Department
BB&T (Bowling Green locations)
Historic RailPark & Train Museum
Bowling Green Athletic Club
First Baptist Church Daycare
NATS Outdoor Sports
Bowling Green Hot Rods
Graves Gilbert Clinic
Crocker Law Firm
Franklin Bank & Trust (Bowling Green locations)
The coats will be distributed at the Hot Rods Stadium November 16th and 25th and December 7th.


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Atlus has announced it will be bringing Citizens of Earth to the Wii U, along with the Nintendo 3DS, PS4, Vita, and PC versions of the game. If you're not familiar with the title, you can check out the trailer above. We originally wrote about the game back in September 2013, when the development team turned to Kickstarter in order to get the game funded. It didn't reach its goal, but now that Atlus is behind the game it's finally going to get released.
The game is supposed to be a modern take on the Earthbound series, with nearly 40 characters to recruit to help you get through the game. The game also features night and day cycles and weather effects. If you're a fan of the Earthbound series there's a lot you'll like about Citizens of Earth, so be sure and check out the trailer.
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- The Final Splatfest is Fighting for the Squid Sisters
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Im selling a brand new never worn Watters style:02049H size 8 color: ivory. Also have an unused veil and sash all made to go with the dress. I bought it and a couple weeks later found out my grandfather was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. We moved the wedding from April 2014 to August 31st 2013, so he could be there with us to celebrate. Unfortunately the dress wouldn't be done in time so i found another dress. Its a beautiful lace dress. Tags are still on all items and again NEVER WORN except just to put on for pictures to sell. For all items i paid a little over $2600. Looking to get $2300 for all or $1900 for the dress alone OBO. Email me at email@example.com or text 561-603-4230 for photos of veil and sash. Here is the link for photos of the dress. http://watters.com/Product/WattersBrides/2049B/ Thanks!
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Throughout autumn and winter 2014/15, Long Point Waterfowl will
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MUSIC 121: Fundamentals of Music
2 Credits
Notation of pitch, meter, rhythm, ear training and sight singing, structure of all major and minor scales; key signatures, simple triad construction, and interpretation of chord symbols. Application of these
MUSIC 131: Music for the Elementary Teacher
1 Credit
An introduction to music designed to provide the elementary classroom teacher with music terminology, fundamental music knowledge and the basic hands-on music skills necessary to allow the incorporation of music into general classroom activities. Elementary Education students only .
MUSIC 201: Beginning Class Piano
3 Credits
The Piano Class objective is to provide basic music knowledge and basic hands on piano keyboard skills to the beginning student. The student will be expected to understand, read, and perform (using both hands together) printed piano music and chords. The student will become a functional sightreader at the piano.
MUSIC 221: Music Appreciation
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Elements of music and historical developments of Western and non-Western music. Designed to expand the music listening experience through awareness in technique of listening. Listening and awareness of selected recordings, readings, and attending concerts. No musical background necessary. This course meets General Education requirements: Cultural Enrichment.
MUSIC 228: American Pop Music Since 1900
3 Credits
Popular music styles and forms that have developed through world culture stressing 20th century American music with emphasis on ethnic diversity including New Orleans Dixieland, Chicago Dixieland, the blues, ragtime, swing, small group and eclectic jazz styles, country and western, rhythm and blues, rock and roll, rap/hip hop, folk, the Broadway musical and the popular song. This course meets General Education requirements: Cultural Enrichment.
MUSIC 232: Music & Culture
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Fundamentals of listening (terminology, melody line, texture, harmony, etc.); the development of musical sound, historically; and listening to music of Western and non-Western civilizations that relates to ideas in life's experiences (nature, love, philosophy, etc.). This course meets General Education requirements: Cultural Enrichment: Global Consciousness.
MUSIC 301: Intermediate Piano
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Intermediate and advanced level piano class. Designed for students who have taken beginning piano or who have experience with piano. Provides advanced music knowledge. The student will be expected to understand, read, and perform advanced printed piano music and chords. Prerequisites: MUSI 201 Beginning Class Piano or permission of instructor. Typically Offered Fall and Spring.
MUSIC 458: Music Technology
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A survey of the development of music technology. The class includes the study and application of sound reinforcement, electric instruments including guitar, bass, keyboards (synthesis), MIDI, recording techniques and equipment, and relevant psycho-acoustic phenomena. This course meets General Education requirements: Cultural Enrichment. Required for Music Industry Management majors.
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Big Dog Purse by Carmichael Lynch
This is one fashion accessory that will surely make some owners of large breed dogs extremely happy. Big Dog Purse,
This is one fashion accessory that will surely make some owners of large breed dogs extremely happy. Big Dog Purse,
While babysitting his friend Will's dog one fateful weekend, Cape Town-based filmmaker Dave Meinert teamed up with the happy-go-lucky canine to
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YouTube celeberties aside, by that I mean the Homosapian ones, the furries and fluffies are having its share of stardom
Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman built this giant, 12-meter-high red dog, Max, back in 2003 using local materials, such as Potatoe crates,
Jane Angelich loves her dogs. And she also loves business. Her innovative invention, Supercollar, allowed her to combine both passions.


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Posted on May 5, 2014
By: J. Neal Isaac, PhD
University students not only want to gain a sense of academic accomplishment from completing their degrees, but they also want to know that their academic degrees will increase their opportunities of landing a fulfilling career that is related to their field of study. With a multitude of social and academic activities confronting them during college, a student may ask "how do I prioritize? What is an optimal plan I can implement to maximize my career readiness at the time of graduation?" Dr. J. Neal Isaac, Associate Vice Chancellor at Keiser University offers five top ways a university student can maximize their career development during their time as a student.
1. Know the Student Services Staff. Get to know the various staff members in the Student or Career Services Department early. From the first day or week of enrollment, get to know the staff hours of operation. Stop by their offices during your academic journey (often) to ask questions about career trends, on-campus recruitment, job fairs, mock interview schedules, or how to get involved on campus. Express your gratitude.
2. Keep Track of the Career Fairs. Attend all career fairs. Dress for success even if you are a new student attending only as an inquirer. At all junctures of your education, maximize your opportunities with employers. Even as a freshman, you can talk to employers and learn about various jobs, hiring trends, the companies' cultures, anticipated hiring needs in the future, etc. Nearing graduation (in the six months before graduation), a greater sense of urgency should arise within the student. This soon-to-be graduate should go to career fairs dressed for success along with copies of a professional resume (and even a portfolio of accomplishments related to the specific career area such as certifications, letters of recommendation, honors, etc.
3. Know the Resources that are Available. Ask yourself, does the Student or Career Services Department have an online career center where I may access the job database? If so, may I upload my resume and portfolio on this career site? Most universities do offer this, and a great example is the online career center at Keiser University viewable at www.collegecentral.com/keiser . The online career center may offer such items as a video resource library, job database, list of area career fairs, etc. Other resources may include a mock interview schedule, a list of internships available, overseas cultural exchange programs, or other professional development programs such as Keiser University's Leadership Distinction Program whereby students commit to participating in community service as well as attending an array of extra-curricular professional development seminars on such topics as "Resume Writing," "Job Search Using Technology," "Civic Responsibility" and "Interviewing."
4. Join and/or Attend Professional Associations, Honor Societies, or Student Organizations. There are often clubs or organizations that students can join associated with the various academic programs/degrees such as SOTA (Student Occupational Therapy Association), SNA (Student Nursing Association). There are honor societies such as PTK (Phi Theta Kappa honor society), or SBD (Sigma Beta Delta – business honor society). There are other groups such as SGA (Student Government Association). All of these groups help with building networking and professional development skills.
5. Personal Behaviors. Always strive to have perfect attendance, dress in a professional manner, be punctual, strive to get involved, and offer a helping hand. Those students who begin to see themselves as being able to make a difference will start making a difference. What you practice in school gets noticed. What you practice becomes a professional pattern that makes you shine.
J. Neal Isaac, Ph.D. is Associate Vice Chancellor of Student Services at Keiser University. He has worked in higher education for thirty years. He is a member of the National Association of Colleges and Employers as well as a member of the National Career Development Association.
The Design program at Keiser University was filled with real world learning and hands on instruction… Based on the portfolio I created while a student at Keiser University, I landed a job in Graphic Design for a major online retailer immediately after graduation.
The year and a half I spent in the program better prepared me for attaining a job in the field…As a hands-on learner, the project-centered teaching was perfect for me.
Keiser University has given me the opportunity to embrace a career change… It has opened the door for a timely graduation and quick return to the work force…
Without the education I received at Keiser University, I would not be where I am today!
I not only received an excellent education but also encouragement and training that built my self-confidence every day.
I realize the amount of knowledge I gained and feel that the educational experiences have developed me in to a person who can move higher up the career ladder.
Keiser University's MBA program has renewed my mind, changed the way I think, and given me a new sense of purpose. The professors transformed my attitude and behavior, gave me the self-confidence I was lacking, and restored my energy.
It has been great attending and graduating from Keiser University. Because of the small class sizes, I was able to build good relationships with classmates and professors. The PA professors care very much about the progress and success of the students and have been great advisors every step of the way through the program.
Attending Keiser University and getting my degree was the best decision I have ever made. The small class sizes and personalized attention helped me get my degree quickly. The hands-on experience and the education landed me a job at a neighboring law firm.
I chose Keiser because it had everything—small classes, caring professors, hands-on learning, and counselors that are really there for you. I feel like I'm part of a family here, not just a number.
After being denied for several promotions at my current employer, I decided that I needed to further my education. Since graduating from Keiser with my bachelor's degree in Business Administration, I have been promoted and I am able to obtain positions that weren't available to me before.
Keiser helped change my life by getting my education at the right school! I have been going to another school before, dropped out because I felt that I was not getting enough information that I need. When I found out about Keiser, I was pleased because the instructors were great.
My decision to attend Keiser University has been one of the best decisions I've made. I chose to enroll in the Information Technology program… The one-class-a-month pace helped incredibly with my self-discipline.
The BA for Business Administration at Keiser has to be one of the best in the nation. Keiser takes the basics that are taught at the Associates level and uses them to strengthen your skills and knowledge.
I found that Keiser University's Nuclear Medicine program of advanced studies and small class size was a perfect fit. I never came across a faculty member who wasn't truly interested.


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Posted on Thursday, January 15, 2009 by Lindsey Westbrook
Fast food generally isn't healthy. But it is easy, quick, and cheap.
You could say the same about the synthetic chemical dyes that are used to color our clothes. And just as the "slow food" movement first took hold in the Bay Area—where the population is more socially sensitive, health conscious, and willing to experiment—the Bay Area is also home to the "slow textiles" movement, promoting sustainable, whole-systems thinking in the realms of textiles and fashion.
Sasha Duerr has emerged as a key player in this. She is a lecturer in CCA's Textiles Program, and a widely known textile artist and designer whose work has been exhibited across the country. She is passionately dedicated to education, specifically the promotion of ecoliteracy—an understanding of the natural world that is grounded in direct experience, an enhanced sense of place.
If there's anything Duerr doesn't lack, it's a sense of place. For her wedding last summer she hand-dyed all of her bridesmaids' dresses using fennel that she gathered around her neighborhood in the Mission District.
She also has gained a new appreciation recently for CCA's Oakland campus. Despite all the hundreds of days she spent there while earning her MFA in 2001–3, she says she never really saw the campus until she began working on the Fiber and Dye Map, now available at the campus and online.
"I've gotten to know that fig tree, for instance, and how it's been coming back just in the last couple of weeks. I care for this campus now in a way that I didn't before. There are some crazy plants here, like the monkey puzzle tree. We're pretty sure that many of the specimens here today were intentionally planted in this configuration back in the 1920s by the school's founder, Frederick Meyer."
The Fiber and Dye Map project involved combing the campus with CCA facilities staff and staff from the University of California Botanical Garden in Berkeley, identifying plants that produce fibers and dyes. The map details the plant names, their various uses and properties, and the colors and textures that their leaves, fruit, and bark are capable of producing.
Did you know that aloe, that standard ingredient in skin lotion, is also a dye producer? "Ivy and juniper are dye producers, too, and all over the campus. The tannin in native oak can be used as a dye, but it's also a binder, which means it helps other dyes bind to natural fibers. We even have a maple tree of the type that can be tapped to make maple syrup!"
Digging in the dirt
The Fiber and Dye Map was just one part of Duerr's fall 2008 Textiles course, titled Soil to Studio. Another major component was the creation of a brand-new plot dedicated to edible fiber and dye plants at the Berkeley botanical garden. The "edible" aspect was important, to give the students experience specifically with nontoxic species that can be safely grown at home, around pets and children. For many it was their very first exposure to gardening, and a powerful encounter with the raw materials that eventually become their studio materials.
The botanical garden has long-standing relationships with Mills College, San Francisco State University, the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and other Bay Area educational institutions, but those courses are all of the "introduction to botany" or "landscape design" sort. To tie in textiles and fashion is an exciting and important next step, and a natural one for the botanical garden to take with CCA.
Emma Fowler, a Ceramics student, says it wasn't at all a stretch for her to enroll in the Soil to Studio course. "I transferred here from Baltimore specifically because I wanted to learn about sustainability and the things this environment has to offer. There's not a lot of discussion about sustainability in ceramics. I'm experimenting with using natural clay and fibers in my work, and staining and dyeing porcelain with natural dyes."
One natural dye producer that our grandmothers' generation used all the time was onion skins. Onion skins were once essential for Easter egg dyeing, but of course these days it's all about the little synthetic chemical tablets. "All it takes is one or two generations for our culture literally to forget," observes Duerr. "I love rediscovering and experimenting with 'lost' recipes. Recovering knowledge can be a creative process. I've been going to a lot of old bookstores and library sales, finding books from the 1800s called, say, Plants and Wildflowers Every Child Should Know. We've become so disconnected from our environment—even places we're in every day—which makes it really hard to care for it."
The slow textiles revolution
"Food is leading the way in the sustainability revolution," Duerr continues. "Clothing and architecture are coming next. They occupy a different time frame. Food is immediate; you're actually putting it in your body."
We don't consume clothing quite so literally, but the production of textiles uses the same resources that are required to make food: land, water, air, soil. Questions of biodiversity and whole-systems thinking apply equally to both. Both use (literally) tons of toxic fertilizers and chemicals. And also like food, Duerr points out, clothing is not just a basic need, but a mode of personal and cultural expression.
"We have to raise awareness of how rich our world is, of how many possibilities there are. You go to the store and there are only three or four different kinds of apples to choose from. With fiber and dye plants it's the same way. There is so much more out there for us to explore!
"I like to pose the question of how we move forward from organic to actually regenerative. How can we use things that are byproducts or waste products? What systems are already in place that we can tap into, become participants in? You can glean onion skins at the grocery store, for instance. They don't cost anything, don't weigh anything, and would get thrown away otherwise. Similarly, we're working with the gardeners on CCA's Oakland campus to collect their clippings to dye fabrics in Textiles courses. And I've started an educational nonprofit, the Permacouture Institute, to further spread the word."
Lydia West, a Textiles student, is excited about the possibilities and processes shes explored in Soil to Studio, even if they are, by definition, slow. "I really wanted some exposure to making my own dyes in an ecofriendly way," she says. "We do a lot of our own dyeing as part of the program, but not much with natural dyes, I think largely because it's harder to make them last and you don't get such a large range of colors. And obviously it takes a lot longer, so it's harder to fit into a semester. Sasha is the only one teaching this. It involves a lot of experimentation, and it's fascinating."
The fall 2008 Soil to Studio course also included local foraging and visits to urban gardens; meetings with pioneers in ecological and regenerative design; hands-on practice with dyeing and felting; upcycling T-shirts with Alabama Chanin; field trips to the Innovative Fashion Council and Ocelot Clothing Company in San Francisco; and a final exhibition at the University of California Botanical Garden in Berkeley that featured student work from all aspects of the course.
Many thanks to Deepa Natarajan and Jeff Vadney of the University of California Botanical Garden in Berkeley and Roland Pitschel, CCA's Oakland facilities supervisor, for their help in identifying plants on the Oakland campus for the Fiber and Dye Map project. Thanks also to Sputnik graphic designer Jamie Lee for her beautiful work on the map. Many thanks to Christine Manoux, the botanical garden's education program coordinator, for her help in the creation of the new fiber and dye plot there.


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Have you ever done a search for a business and found that its name fits exactly the product or service it sells? Believe it or not, some businesses make it very difficult for a prospective customer to identify what the business is. If the name of the company is a family name, it could be confusing.
For example, take the name -- The Smith Company. What do sell? Cough drops? A blacksmith shoppe? There is no identifying tag. But if the name was -- The Smith Shoe Company -- that narrows it down a bit. Still, it could include any kind of shoe for any gender. Let's try again -- The Smith Athletic Shoe Company. We are getting closer. One more try -- The Smith Men's Athletic Shoe Company. Still have doubts? Try this on for size (pun intended):
The Smith Men's Athletic Baseball Shoe Company.
Any doubts now? Think about name -- or renaming -- your company to specifically identify what YOU DO.
So why am I writing such a non-generic business story? Because I recently friended a business on Facebook, which is located in Emmett, Idaho (a long way from southeast Michigan). I don't plan on doing business with them but I wanted to make an example of their name. Because there is no doubt about what they do.
P.U. Septic.
Now there's a name that stinks -- and it's good for business.
By the way, a catchy motto is good, too. P.U. Septic's is "You dump it -- we pump it." Nice.


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Foulks Reaches 1,000 Career Points in 79-66 Loss at YSU
Feb. 28, 2013
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - Senior Taylor Foulks became the 18th player in program history to record 1,000 career points, hitting the mark exactly with 12 points as the UIC women's basketball team (9-17, 5-8) fell to Youngstown State (19-7, 9-4) by a final of 79-66 on Thursday night at the Beeghly Center. Foulks sank two fouls shots with 29 seconds left in the game to achieve the four-digit milestone.
"It's a great accomplishment, but I'd much rather have the win than get 1,000," said Foulks. "It's an honor and I feel like I've played with a lot of great players who taught me that if I worked hard then I can reach some of those goals. If anything it just proves to me that if I put my mind to something then I can do anything."
Foulks was joined in double figures by junior Rachel Story and redshirt junior Katie Hannemann with 26 and 20, respectively. The trio combined to score 58 points, but they were no match for YSU's Brandi Brown who poured in a career-high of 39 points, including 22 in the first half.
"We got away from our strategy in the first half," said head coach Regina Miller. "We didn't defend the three very well and gave up to many open looks. I thought did a much better job in the second half, but it's very difficult to comeback on a team like Youngstown State."
Youngstown State used a 22-6 run during the back half of the first stanza to jump out in front of UIC, 47-26 with 2:03 left in the period. Brown shot 7-of-9 from the floor in the first half and a perfect 4-of-4 from long range to pilot a YSU offensive explosion. The Penguins drilled nine threes in the first period, shooting 16-of-24 from the field and totaled 49 points. The Flames committed 10 first-half turnovers, which resulted in 21 points for YSU.
Story led the Flames with 16 points at the break as UIC faced a 49-34 deficit.
The Flames began the second half strong, executing an 11-2 run in the early stages, which chopped YSU's lead down to 52-45 by the 14:30 mark. The Penguins stopped UIC's spurt and responded with five straight points, eventually extending their advantage out to 67-52 over the next eight minutes.
The Flames would never get closer than 11 points for the remainder of the contest as YSU hit 5-of-6 from the charity stipe in final minute to close out the night.
Hannemann had an impressive second half with 16 points, shooting 7-of-10 from the floor. Redshirt senior Heidi Dahnke led the Flames in rebounding with six.
UIC returns to the court on Saturday against #21/23 Green Bay at home with tip scheduled for 7 p.m. CT.


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College Hockey:Michigan State Nails Down GLI Title in Thriller
OT Goal Knocks Off Upstart Michigan Tech
DETROIT — Instant classic.
That's probably the best way to describe Michigan State's thrilling 3-2 overtime victory over Michigan Tech in the Great Lakes Invitational championship game on Saturday night at Joe Louis Arena.
Senior right wing John Nail scored unassisted at 19:04 of overtime to give the Spartans their fourth consecutive GLI crown.
"I saw the puck in the defenseman's feet, went for it, and chipped it ahead," said Nail. "Then I made the only move that I could think of at the time."
"Nobody knew how good they were," said MSU head coach Ron Mason of Michigan Tech. "They made us play their game. It made for a heckuva college hockey game. That's why college hockey is so exciting."
Damon Whitten and Andrew Hutchinson scored power-play goals for No. 1 MSU (14-1-4). Tournament MVP Ryan Miller made 42 saves for the Spartans, who are now 11-0 in overtime games at Joe Louis Arena.
The upstart Huskies, who blasted Michigan 7-3 in the semifinals on Friday, rallied from a 2-0 deficit in the third period to force the extra session.
"They [Tech] fought back from two goals down, and that says a lot about their character," continued Mason.
Justin Brown and Jeff Keiver scored for Tech (4-14-1), which was making its first appearance in the GLI title game since 1991.
The Huskies appeared to score in the opening minute of the game, but the goal was waived off because Keiver directed the puck into the net with his fist.
Tech goaltender Brian Rogers made the save of the period, stopping a rocket from the left circle by Rustyn Dolyny.
The Spartans struck first when Whitten redirected a shot from the point by Brad Fast. Sean Patchell also assisted on the power-play goal at 18:41.
With 3.9 seconds left in the second period and the Huskies' Mat Snesrud serving a holding penalty, Hutchinson picked up a rebound and fired it over a sprawled out Rogers for his second goal of the season and second in as many nights.
"Luck," said Hutchinson of his goal. "I shot through a crowd and closed my eyes."
Michigan Tech, which outshot State 44-28 including 14-1 in the third period, refused to give up though.
The Huskies got back into the game when Brown shot a loose puck through a mess of players and past Miller for a power-play goal at 9:46 of the third. Tab Lardner and Brad Patterson were credited with assists on the play.
Following the goal, Tech picked up its intensity and threatened several more times.
Just after State's John-Michael Liles had left the penalty box, Keiver was credited with a goal when the puck bounced off his skate and past Miller. The goal was reviewed but allowed to stand, eventually forcing overtime.
"The third period felt like overtime," said Miller. "We were fortunate tonight and we got a nice goal from John Nail."
Joining Miller on the all-tournament team were teammates Rustyn Dolyny, Andrew Hutchinson, and Damon Whitten; Michigan Tech's Mat Snesrud; and Boston College's Krys Kolanos.
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ST. HELENA - The birthplace of the Napa Valley's winemaking industry is getting a $4 million facelift.
The restoration of two 1860s-era buildings that together made up the Napa Valley's first winery got underway last week.
"It has a significant place in the Napa Valley's wine history," said Peter Mondavi Jr., co-owner of Charles Krug Winery in St. Helena. "It's really a beautiful building - a grand building - and we want to preserve that for generations to come and have the public enjoy it as well."
Charles Krug, the Prussian immigrant who became the Napa Valley's first commercial vintner, built the winery in 1861. Several California wine industry innovations were introduced there, including the use of a cider press for crushing grapes.
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College Hockey:Mello, Dartmouth blank Brown, 3-0.
Victory the 200th for head coach Bob Gaudet
PROVIDENCE — In a homecoming trip to Providence, Dartmouth goalie—and Rehobeth, Mass. native—James Mello turned in a spectacular performance Friday night, making 39 saves to power the Big Green to a 3-0 victory over Brown. The win is the 200th of Dartmouth head coach Bob Gaudet, making him the second winningest coach in Big Green hockey history.
"James was just great," said Gaudet. "He played a great game. I thought Brown played a really solid game, and he was obviously a difference for us."
"I played just down the road for Lasalle [Academy] for three years and my whole family's from here," said Mello. "To come in and get two points from a good Brown team is awesome, especially not giving up a goal is just the icing on the cake."
It took less than a minute for Dartmouth to find the back of the net, quieting the sizeable Brown student section that came out for the "Winter White Out Game." With only 35 seconds off the clock, left-winger Nick Walsh beat Bears goalie Mike Clemente from close range off a faceoff, putting the Big Green up 1-0.
"It's awful," said Brown head coach Brendan Whittet. "We step out, we're ready to go and within seconds we're down 1-0. And it's a faceoff goal. It's the stuff we talk about all the time."
After giving up the quick goal, Brown worked hard to create numerous chances, but was several times denied by Mello, who made 12 saves in the period. In one of their best opportunities, Brown winger Jake Goldberg controlled the puck with only Mello to beat, but his wrist shot from the faceoff circle was eaten up by the Dartmouth netminder.
At 10:25, the entire Meehan Auditorium sat in silence after Brown forward Bobby Farnham lay on the ice after crashing face-first into the boards as a result of a hit from behind by Evan Stevens, who received a five-minute major and game misconduct for the hit. Farnham was able to skate off under his own power, and, to the crowd's applause, returned to the ice only minutes later.
Dartmouth was able to kill the five-minute penalty, and at the end of the first period, held on to its 1-0 advantage.
In the second, Brown looked poised to strike on the power play six minutes into the period, but again the stout Dartmouth penalty kill denied Bruno. Mello made several masterful saves, including turning away a point-blank shot in the power play's waning seconds.
Just after the kill, it was the Big Green's turn to go a man up, but unlike Brown they were able to capitalize. A minute into the power play, Dartmouth center Matt Lindblad was able to finish from close range along the right side of the goal, doubling his side's lead. As the teams headed into the locker room after two periods, the Bears held a 25-14 shot advantage over the Big Green, but found themselves trailing, 2-0.
After both sides traded shots in the third, Brown went on the power play after a high sticking call on Dartmouth's Eric Robinson with fifteen minutes left to play in the game. Yet again, the Big Green killed the penalty, turning away everything Brown could muster. Mello continued his stellar play in goal, denying Brown forward David Brownschidle from point blank range with a spectacular save.
Again and again in the third Brown could not convert. On several occasions, the puck kicked around in front of the Dartmouth goal, but not once could a Bear corral and bury it. The shutout gives Mello the second of his career.
"We had some Grade-A chances," Whittet said. "The kid made ridiculous stops, so give him credit."
Dartmouth put the game away with only two minutes remaining. On a two-on-two break, center Doug Jones kept the puck himself, weaving his way in front of the net and beating Clemente glove-side for his team's third tally of the night.
The loss is Brown's fourth in a row, as the Bears have failed to string together a consistent stream of wins after their upset of then No. 1 ranked Yale on Jan. 16. The two points give Dartmouth 20 on the year in the ECAC, moving them into third place in the conference. The Big Green is set to travel to New Haven tomorrow for a showdown with first place Yale.
"Yale is a very explosive team," Gaudet said. "You just have to work really hard and not give them opportunities. You have to take care of the hockey puck because transitionally they're an explosive team. We have to play really hard, play really well defensively for 200 feet and be smart."
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