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Find out how you can Avoid becoming a victim to some Vampire hypnotherpists! And avoid paying thousands and thousands of dollars for unnecessary and ongoing hypnotherapy sessions when you truly don't need it. Many clients are paying for 50 to 80 sessions more or less up front or by monthly payment plan.
How Does It Work! A Good Hypnotherapist start building a report with the client, getting to know them better in order to assist on the specific request that the client came in initially and that is what the hypnotherapist start working on.
No Hypnotherapist will guarantee healing or number of sessions to clients, just because in some case's client will need only one session and others only three, six or even more but no one can tell you how many sessions you will need, Except with medical referrals we recommend at least six sessions.
In case of medical referral after the six sessions the hypnotherapist will do an evaluation together with the client and a follow up with the physician to decide if farther hypnotherapy is needed or not.
Of course it is possible that the client will come back again in the future for other issues, but that will be only when the client decides the needs for hypnotherapy help in different areas of his life, some clients may need years of therapy, No Hypnoptherapist should design a map to continue future hypnotherapy up front on the first visit or so by telling the client OHH GEE We will need a lot of work done with you or you will never get better. Is that a negative suggestion? Yes It is... Do, and we need it? No, we don't need it.
The reason I am writing this Article is because I herd it many times from my clients that have paid for sessions $5000 and more with a list of hypnotherapy sessions, and after they paid they end up coming to me for help, So I decided to check that out... I went to one of the Body, Mind & Spirit Expo's... where there are many type of beautiful holistic approaches, I've tried as many FREE Classes, and one of then happened to be that FREE Class that I was tolled about from my clients, The class was informative and very convincing, at the Body, Mind & Spirit Expo's wile I was walking between the boots. Something caught my eyes that said
** ATTENTION HYPNOTHERAPIST! ** That's Right not only a client can become a victim but a Hypnotherapist Students too. It said: Get Greater Value to Your Clients and Make $$$ By Selling Hypnosis Sessions in Blocs! Sounds Good Right? Who wouldn't want to make lots of Money? Especially when the Offer is as good as this price $350.00
Hearing my clients fear of using other Hypnotherapist was very disturbing to me, so I took on a mission to investigate and protect millions of Victims from the Vampire Hypnotherapists out there. First I have paid a fee to: Learn How to Get Paid for Doing Those Consultations I Used to Give Free.
** And this is what I have learned!
*On my credit card slip was written "Final Sell" Just after I signed the credit card, No previous warning. ( When I realized the hypnotherapist doing that I backed a way and didn't want to be part of it, but the Hypnotherapist refused to refund me the money, since it said "Final Sale" ) OUCH...
* I was promised Sixty (60) Hypnosis Scripts and twenty-five (25) client leads per week... Nice isn't it? Do not allow others to full you by those leads that are from a FREE Class's. Of course a FREE Gift was offered if they fill out their personal information?
* Then after you pay for the seminar you get a flyer that says completely a different story, It says after the seminar you have to join the company to get those leads and if you do get a client, the hypnotherapist will still get additional percentage from you, something like 20% or so. Sounds to me like a Good Sales Person but not a Good Hypnotherapist though.
* That mean there are no guarantees that you will actually get a client.
* When you fell for this good offer, you learn that you are becoming a suggestible victim, very dizzy from this wonderful offer and before you know it, you get sucked into a road map and to other contracts that were hidden to you, Now you get a map road that says you need HELP! And if you don't sign up with me as a client you will not get better, then a list of a road map is given to you, here is some of mine that I did take a note of: Twelve sessions for Success and Self Hypnosis cost $1800. Two sessions for goal setting and NLP cost $600.00 Four sessions for Financial Freedom $600.00. Four sessions for Memory enchantment $750.00. Three sessions for spiritual healing $450.00. Nine sessions for relationship $1,350.00. Basically mine came out to 81 sessions, which I didn't even write down all the sessions, Oh Yes I have recorded all this on an audio tape telling the Hypnotherapist that I was recording the Phone Seminar Session only to find out that I was talking to a CD Player,Yes the training was listening to a CD when I thought she was actually talking to me. Since later I found out she went to calculate how many sessions I needed to start making money... So mine came to something around $13,000.00, would you say it sounds like a scam? You bet it is, and of course payment was available.
**Should You pay a Vampire to teach you what you learned over the years at your school?
This is what the Vampire was telling me: what you learned wasn't good enough to make money... I will teach you to make good money and fast... Because your school didn't teach you bout sales. (I guess what she was telling me, is that my school didn't teach me to scam good people)
WOW I tell you: that scared me to even think that I could be a victim like my clients.
If you buy a Hypnotherapy CD or in a live session and you hear the Hypnotherapist saying NOW you are suggestible to me or under my control, do not listen to the CD or this Hypnotherapist Anymore, Just say Cancel, Cancel and open your eyes.
* No Hypnotherapist is a License Doctor and If they call themselves a
* Hypnotherapists are not licensed by
Client or Hypnotherapist, please make sure you don't become a victim like my clients, Believe it or not I have seen Students and new Hypnotherapist that are being a victim to this Vampire Hypnotherapy success offer. I have graduated with honors from one of the best schools, the Hypnosis Motivation Institute, the nation's leading accredited hypnotherapy college.
So Guys if you take your class's at HMI You don't need other places to waist your money in order to learn how to get clients, we get all the tools for advertising during our schooling, You get the best education and it is to become a good Hypnotherapist not a gold digger or a Vampire, this is not what Hypnotherapy is about, we study at HMI to respect and educate our client with the best tools that is available to us, If you need help working on some issues to become a better hypnotherapist or a happy client please contact me or talk to your mentor or your hypnotherapist because they are they're to help you.
** How many time your herd from a hypnotherapoist or other business's - well you got what you paid for? And they leave you at that? Or IF YOU Letting some clients go you doing him a DIS SERVICE.
I know that this message gets you wander, Humm They must be right, I pay less and I get the worst. Well it isn't exactly like that, and I don't suggest that you shouldn't pay, all I suggest is to protect your self by becoming more educated. So no one will take advantage of you, you decide what is good for you,. It an advantage to our clients to come and go when they are ready and not when we dictate how many sessions they needs
A good therapist will never put you in that position that if you don't choose them as your Hypnotherapist then you will never get better or you are procrastinating by not choosing them...
* Remember My mission is to help you. So you won't become a victim to a vampire. Trust and comfort with your personal Hypnotherapist is one of the most successful tools to better you.


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Tech Collects Six First Place Finishes in Austin
Junior Ezekiel Kissorio broke the school record in the 3,000-meter run Saturday.
Complete Results | Texas Tech Performance Chart & Notes
April 13, 2013
AUSTIN, Texas - Six first place finishes highlighted a full day of action Saturday at the Texas Invitational as Texas Tech wrapped up its second visit to the state capital this season.
The single day meet featured a contingent of regional teams along with Big 12 foes Baylor and host school Texas as the No. 14 Red Raiders and No. 14 Lady Raider begin to eye postseason competition.
"We were looking for consistency today," head coach Wes Kittley said. "We had several personal-bests, and I'm proud of the way we competed alongside some great competition and some Big 12 teams."
In a dominant performance under the Mike A. Myers Stadium lights, junior Ezekiel Kissorio continued his strong 2013 outdoor season, breaking the 15-year-old school record in the men's 3,000-meter run. Fresh off a national top-10 performance in the 1,500-meter run just a week ago, Kissorio pulled away from the field late on his way to crossing the finish line with a school record time of 8:20.70 - shattering the previous record of 8:29.03 set by Michael Njenga during the 1998 season.
"It was a great performance tonight," head cross country coach Jon Murray said. "It's a good performance to keep his momentum going as we get further into the season."
Earlier on the track, Lady Raider sprinter Cierra White also turned in a historic performance, breaking the 23-second barrier in the 200-meter dash for the third time this season. White cruised through a slight headwind towards a first place finish in the event - crossing the finish line with a time of 22.99 seconds.It marked the fourth-fastest time in school history in the event, just missing her own school record by.08 seconds.
Texas Tech newcomer Sharlene Nickle turned in an impressive showing winning the women's 3,000-meter steeplechase with a time of 10:49.87. Nickle crossed the line seven seconds ahead of second place finisher Samantha Fish of UTSA while her time marks the fastest by a Lady Raider in the event since the 2010 season.
Texas Tech took the top two spots in the women's 100-meter hurdles led by senior school record holder Katie Grimes who finished first overall with a time of 13.22 seconds. She was followed by freshman Le'Tristan Pledger who crossed the line with a time of 13.35 - her career best.
The Red Raiders also turned in a strong performance in the 400-meter hurdles as newcomers Tramaine Maloney and Dwayne Extol recorded career-best times while Isaiah Gill crossed the line second overall with a time of 51.05 seconds. Extol followed in sixth with a time of 51.98, while Maloney finished eighth with a time of 52.71.
Maloney also finished fourth in the 110-meter hurdles earlier in the meet.
Lady Raider newcomer Christen Rivers recorded a new career-best time in the 400-meter dash finishing third overall with a time of 54.20 - the best by a Lady Raider this season.
Texas Tech sophomore Kole Weldon, who entered the meet No. 2 in the country, picked up his third win of the season in the men's shot put with a toss of 18.45-meters (60'-6.50"). Weldon won the event in dominant fashion, besting second place finisher Hayden Baillio of Texas by over two feet.
In the women's long jump newcomer Le'Tristan Pledger recorded a season-best 6.11-meters (20'-0.50") - her first leap of over 20-feet this season.
Hannah Carson also finished first overall Saturday, continuing her dominant season in the javelin. Carson, who entered with the meet with the No. 6 mark in the country, recorded a toss Saturday of 49.01-meters (160'-9.00").
In the men's javelin throw, Texas Tech junior Casey Felton recorded a new career best with a toss of 49.30-meters (161'-9.00") to finish fifth in the opening field event of the meet.
Meanwhile redshirt freshman Kory Mauritsen also recorded a career-best in the men's 1,500-meter run crossing the line with a time of 4:08.94 to finish 15th overall. Mauritsen improved almost seven full seconds from his previous career-best in the event.
Texas Tech returns to action next week when the Red Raiders and Lady Raiders travel west to compete at the Mt. SAC Relays.

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What Do You Do When You're Branded?
Increasing Business Value Through Branding and
Trademark Protection
Craig Morris
USPTO, Managing Attorney for Trademark Outreach
Mr. Morris will share information such as how trademarks, copyrights, patents, domain names, and business name registrations all differ; why it is important for any new business to select a trademark that will be both federally registrable and legally protectable, and highlighting factors critical when choosing a mark; the importance of doing a complete search; and what may happen if another trademark owner believes it has stronger rights in a mark and issues a "cease-and-desist" letter.
Jeffrey M. Rehling
Center for Marketing Solutions, Darla Moore School of Business, University of South Carolina
Jeff is the director of the Center for Marketing Solutions and a lecturer at the Darla Moore School of Business. Jeff will discuss branding: what it is, how to manage, and why it is important.
Doug Lineberry
Special Counsel, McNair Law Firm, P.A.
Doug will discuss the economic benefits and impact of federally registered and common law trademarks on your business' ability to create, use, and market trademarks, logos, and other branding items. How your trademarks impact others' business and how their trademarks impact your business.
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Play-in-a-Day: The War on Women
By Daria Sommers
The nightmare of anti-women rhetoric and legislation unleashed by the republican victories in 2010 midterm elections has all but exhausted my power of outrage and disbelief. Government mandated vaginal probes? Bayer aspirin as contraception? Single motherhood as the cause of today's biggest social ills? If tomorrow someone suggested a constitutional amendment declaring women as property, well, I confess, I would not be surprised. I almost expect it. In this election year, it is hard to thwart that creeping sense of despair.
But after attending the Culture Project's boisterous "Play-in-a-Day" program last night, I felt, as I think many in the audience did, wonderfully renewed for the fight ahead. As part of the IMPACT 2012: Festival of Political Art, 11 short plays were presented, each addressing different aspects of the War on Women but with a wonderful twist. Each of the participating playwrights was given only 16 hours to write their plays along with a subject prompt from the most recent news cycle to focus their imaginations. The directors and actors had another 9 hours to stage and fine-tune the performances. Then curtain time.
The evening experience, sometimes rough around the edges (although not as much as you would think given the 25 hour turn around) and other times smooth as silk, was extraordinarily refreshing, particularly in the plays that effectively incorporated elements from recent news cycles into their story lines. Cecilia Copeland's Madonna, Brittany, and PUSSY RIOT, a subway discussion between two women over who was the real artist, Madonna or Brittany Spears, smoothly worked in the news that Pussy Riot, the Russian Feminist Punk Rock Group, had just received jail sentences while Kanene Holder's hilarious and wicked Michele Bachman impersonation in Michele Bachman's No Good Very Very Bad Day called her out on her hate speech in light of the horrifying shooting at the Sikh Temple in Wisconsin.
The evening ended with a brilliantly hysterical monologue by Eboni Hogan called Are You Mom Enough? during which she plays a young mother of two who disintegrates from the super mom, only the best for my child, helicopter parent syndrome to the I've had it with this thankless job and everyone who expects me to do it perfectly realist all mothers know, love and recognize.
Are You Mom Enough? was a pitch perfect way to end the evening (and deserves, along with a few other pieces to be further developed and presented elsewhere) because the War on Women is all about control over our bodies, our reproductive systems and, as Janice Maffei's piece Adventures in New Territory explores (through one Louisiana Charter School's policy to force girls they think might be pregnant girls to leave), over our thoughts as well.
Daria Sommers is a writer and filmmaker. She is the co-director and co-producer, with Meg McLagan, of Lioness, winner of the Center for Documentary Studies Filmmaker Award at the Full Frame Film Festival in 2008 and broadcast on Independent Lens as well as Eastern Spirit Western World, broadcast by PBS, BBC and CBC and Ready To Burn, recipient of Panavision's New Director's Award. Among her current projects is the Vermont Rap Lab Media Project, a series of short films on the poet/writer Jay Stevens' work with troubled teens. Her work has received support from the NEH, the Sundance Documentary Fund, the Fledgling Fund and Chicken & Egg Pictures.
Learn more about Daria's film, Lioness, co-directed and co-produced with Meg Mclagan, at www.lionessthefilm.com.


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At Washakie Medical Center, we offer advanced surgical care from experienced and caring surgeons and caregives.
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Housewives Star Dana Wilkey Releases Song Named After $25,000 Sunglasses
Following in the Bravo tradition, "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Dana Wilkey has released a single.
The song is called "$25,000," in reference to the buzzworthy moment on season two when Wilkey told the ladies that's how much her sunglasses cost.
What's even more amazing is that "$25,000" sounds exactly like the "hot new track" played by "Belle" on the "Saturday Night Live" parody, "The Real Housewives of Disney."
Wilkey tells Ryan Seacrest of the tune, "I feel like it's now become a pop culture funny thing that happened on the show, and I wanted people to know that I am laughing at myself as much as they're laughing at me."
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The Functional Significance of Head-Bobbing in Birds
Head movement of a walking pigeon is characterized by two alternating phases -- a thrust phase and a hold phase. While the head is rapidly thrust forward during the thrust phase, it remains fixed in space during the hold phase. This is most liely an optokinetic response. However, it remains unclear why some bird species show head-bobbing while others can well survive without it. Furthermore, we don't yet know whether the thrust phase has a visual function on its own. We are working on both these que stions.
- Troje, N.F. and Frost, B.J. (1999) Evidence for active vision during the thrust-phase of the pigeon's head-bobbing. Paper presented at the 9th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Society for Brain, Behaviour and Cognitive Science, Edmonton, Alberta. Abstract
- Troje, N.F. and Frost, B.J. (2000) Head-bobbing in pigeons: how stable is the hold phase? Journal of Experimental Biology 203:935-940. Full Text / Abstract


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Freshmen Lift Women's Soccer Over Lamar in 2OT, 2-1
Sept. 15, 2013
TOMBALL, Texas - Freshmen Sarah Pandolfi and Daniela Alvarez both notched their first career goals to carry the UMass women's soccer team to a come-from-behind 2-1 double overtime victory over Lamar at Tomball High School on Sunday afternoon. The victory moves UMass to 2-4-1 on the season, while the Cardinals fall to 3-4-0.
Lamar took an early lead in the match as Kimmy Albeno carried the ball towards goal from the right wing and lofted a long range shot into the far corner of the net in the eighth minute.
Then with the clock winding down in the half, UMass came up with the equalizer. Pandolfi brought down a free kick from senior Lauren Skesavage in the middle of the penalty area and tapped it over to Alvarez who finished the play at the 44:52 mark.
Pandolfi later scored the game winner in the 105th minute, chipping a pass from sophomore Jackie Bruno over Cardinals' goalkeeper Bailey Fontenot.
The Minutewomen out-shot Lamar on the day, 31-6 and led in corner kicks, 7-2. Fouls were 8-6 against UMass. Redshirt freshman Danielle Kriscenski made four stops in net for the Minutewomen, while Fontenot registered 10 saves.
UMass returns home for its next match, playing host to Brown on Thursday, Sept. 19 at 4 p.m. on Rudd Field.
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Required: Cover letter, resume, salary requirements and three references to HR or fax to 850.425.3091. FCADV is an EOE employer and encourages candidates from diverse populations to apply. If accommodation is needed in order to participate in the application process, please email us.
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Data from the Orbiter was correlated with data from its sister vehicle (Pioneer Venus Multiprobe and its atmospheric probes) to relate specific local measurements to the general state of the planet and its environment as observed from orbit. Despite their drastically different roles, the Orbiter and Multiprobe were very similar in design. The use of identical systems (including flight hardware, flight software, and ground test equipment) and incorporation of existing designs from previous missions (including OSO and Intelsat) allowed the mission to meet its objectives at minimum cost.
The spacecraft was spin stabilized at ~15 rpm. Body mounted solar panels provided 312 W and recharged 2 x 7.5 Ah NiCd batteries. A 1.09 m despun dish antenna was used for high rate S-band communication with Earth, with low-gain omni antennas for emergency communication. 4 x 10W TWTAs powered the radar. An X-band transmitter was also incorporated for occultation measurements. Attitude determination was by sun sensors and star sensors. Nutation damping was performed with a partially filled tube of liquid Freon. The hydrazine propellant system used 7 thrusters for attitude control and orbit adjustment. A solid rocket motor providing 18 kN of thrust for Venus orbit insertion. A 4.8 m deployable boom was provided for the magnetometer.
The Pioneer Venus Orbiter carried 17 experiments (with a total mass of 45 kg). Most of the instruments were still operating when the spacecraft entered the atmosphere. They included:
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I will avoid the bad joke about somebody only getting their birthday once every 4 years, and all the puns about leaping around. However, it is cool to take this odd day to do some fun things around the city. Here are 4 ways you can enjoy leap day this year.
Comedians you should know showcases 5 local comedians every Wednesday night at 9pm. These local funny people will tickle you to know end and since it's a leap year you can bet they won't be pulling any punches. The cost is $5. Check them out at 622 N Fairbank ct. For more information call 312-647-0700
Navy Pier is taking the leap day to the next level. They are offering amazing specials. Everything from free parking, to free Ferris wheel rides, to discounts on food and entertainment. For more information visit their website.
Boobs and Goombas is a burlesque show for the Mario lover in all of us. This risqué show will leave you in stitches and will perk up any leap day. This Wednesday will be the last Wednesday that you can check out the show. Show starts 7:30pm and tickets are $20. Gorilla Theater is located at 1919 N Milwaukee. For more information call 773-598-4599
Last but not least if you are just looking for somewhere to unwind this leap day Plush lounge has $5 martinis and half off appetizers during their Wednesday retro night. Be prepared to be amazed by the amazing music videos of our youth and the delicious martini creations. Plush is located at 1104 W Madison. For more information call 312-491-9800


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Microsoft West Africa hosted the Imagine Cup Nigeria local finals on April 9, 2013 at VCP Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos in partnership with Nokia, Dell and MainOne cable.
Meet the Judges of Nigeria local finals
- Dele Akinsade, Microsoft
Tunji Eleso, Co-Creation Hub
- Duke Obasi, Alliedsoft Technologies
- Yinka Oni, Microsoft
- Olumide Balogun, Nokia
- Steve Araba, iBreathe Nigeria
- Shole Lawani, Microsoft
Nigeria Local Finals Teams
Thirty teams submitted their entries of which ten teams got short-listed for the National Finals event in Lagos, Nigeria. The 12 finalist teams were as follows:
- Team Golympus
- Team Dynamite
- Team Eagle Inc.
- Team Linfix
- Team Nikao
- Team i-Ace
- Team Mercury
- Team Life Saver
- Team Safari
- Team Pearl
- Team ConstroPie
- Team Lautech
Category Winners:
- Games category: Team Golympus – Compventure
- World Citizenship category: Team Lifesaver – CardioLife
- Innovation category: Team Eagle Inc. – Windows On Wheels
- Team Life Saver, CardioLife – Winners.
- Team Eagle Inc., Windows On Wheels – Runner up.
- Team Nikao, Mini Satellite Management System – 2nd Runner up.
Congrats, Team Life Saver!
Team Life Saver consists of students from two different universities: Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) and Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU). The team presented project "CardioLife", a solution to tackle heart attack by monitoring the heart readings on the fly via a Windows Phone and to provide a rehabilitation program for stroke patients using Kinect sensor technology. The team members are Adewale Adeyinka, Oluwole Michael, Afolabi Olamide and Akinlaja Solomon.
Special thanks to the students, teams and sponsors who contributed in successfully organizing the Imagine Cup 2013 Nigeria Local Finals. Here's wishing the best for Team Life Saver on representing Nigeria at the Imagine Cup Worldwide Finals to be held in July, 2013 in St. Petersburg, Russia!
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I am looking at problem $13.7$ in Apostol's Mathematical Analysis.
Let $D=\{|z|<1\}$ and let $f=u+iv$ be such that
$(\rm i)$ $u,v\in{\mathcal C}^1(D)$
$(\rm ii)$ $f$ is continuous on $\overline D$
$(\rm iii)$ $f(z)=z$ on $\partial D$.
$(\rm iv)$ $J_f(z)>0$ if $z\in D$.
Show that
$(1)$ For every open $\Omega\subseteq D$, $f(\Omega)$ is open in $f(D)$.
$(2)$ $f(D)$ is an open ball of radius $1$.
$(3)$ For each $w\in f(D)$, $D\cap f^{-1}(w)$ is finite.
I have only proven $(1)$:
PROOF1 Since $u,v$ are of class $\mathcal C^1$ over $D$, so is $f$, and since the Jacobian doesn't vanish, the inverse function theorem says that for each $z\in D$ there exists an open nbhd $N_z$ such that $f\mid_{N_z}$ is a diffeomorphism of class $C_1$, thus $f\mid_{N_z}$ is a homeomorphism, so it is an open map. Let $\Omega\subseteq D$ be open, and choose $z\in\Omega$. Then there exists $N_z$ as above. Let $\widetilde N_z=N_z\cap \Omega$. This is open and lies inside $N_z$ so its image under $f\mid_{N_z}$ is open by the above. Then $f(\Omega)=f(\Omega)\cap f(D)=\bigcup_{z\in\Omega}f\left(N_z\right)\cap f(D)$ is the intersection of the union of open sets with $f(D)$, so it is open in $f(D)$. $\blacktriangle$.
PROOF2 Suppose that $f(D)\not\subseteq D$. Then certainly $f(\bar D)\not\subseteq \bar D$. Thus, there exists $q\in\bar D$ such that $|f(q)|>1$. But $|f|$ is continuous on the compact $\bar D$; thus it attains its maximum on some $p\in\bar D$. But we cannot have $p\in\partial D$ since we would have $|f(p)|=1$, so it must be the case $p\in D$. Let $K=\overline B$ where $B=B(0,r)\; ;\; r=|f(p)|$. Then $f(\bar D)\subseteq \bar B$, and $f(p)\in\partial B$. Let $N_p$ be an open nbhd of $p$ in $D$. Then we see $f(N_p)$ is not open in $f(D)$, contrary to what was proven in $(1)$. It follows that $f(D)\subseteq D$.
PROOF3 Suppose for the sake of a contradiction that there exists $w\in f(D)=D$such that $D \cap f^{-1}(w)$ is infinite. Since this is a subset of the compact $\bar D$, it must have an accumulation point in $\alpha \in \bar D$. Suppose first that $\alpha\in D$. Then for each $\epsilon >0$ the ball $B(\alpha;\epsilon)$ contains infinitely many points of $\{z\in D:f(z)=w\}$, in contradiction with the fact $f$ is a local diffeomorphism in $\alpha$. Suppose $\alpha\in \partial D$. Then $f(\alpha)=\alpha$, and by continuity, $f(\alpha)=w$, which is absurd since $D\cap\partial D=\varnothing$. $\blacktriangle$.
Chapter $13$ is "Implicit functions and extremum problems". I am not sure what theorems to use to prove $(2)$, and I haven't thought about $(3)$, so I will worry about $(3)$ later. I want to prove $(2)$ now. Any hints?
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You take that first bite of a fresh, piping hot, sweet corn-on-the-cob dipped in melted butter. Ah! There is nothing better. (Be careful. You have some butter dribbling down your chin.) It is a sure sign that it is summer when you can partake of this homegrown delicacy, one of Ohio's top agricultural crops. Now you can celebrate the summer season and the tasty vegetable when you journey to the Marietta Sweet Corn Festival on Friday, July 18 and Saturday, July 19 in Marietta, Ohio.
Marietta Sweet Corn Festival Claiming to be the "home of the sweetest corn in the country," Marietta holds this annual free family-friendly event filled with food, music and fun activities to celebrate the area's rich agricultural history.
Being a corn festival, of course, the spotlight events include three Corn Eating Contests (for ages 8-11, ages 12-15 and ages 16 and up) being held on Saturday afternoon beginning at noon.
Other activities include Corn Hole Games, face painting, inflatables, a coin hunt for kids and appearances by cartoonist J.D. Williamson and the Zoot Suit Magician.
There will also be a display of antique engines, a craft tent, a pedal tractor pull and make sure you don't miss the chance to spend some time with animals from the Pampered Pets Petting Farm.
There will be live musical performances throughout the Festival by The Moonducks. Johnny Straats, Don Muir, The Price Family and High Schools That Rock.
Food and beverages will be plentiful and available for purchase including that fresh, delectable corn.
Hours for the Marietta Sweet Corn Festival are 4 p.m. - 10 p.m. on Friday and 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. on Saturday. Admission and parking are free.
For more information about the Marietta Sweet Corn Festival call 800-288-2577 or get online at www.mariettasweetcorn.com.
The Marietta Sweet Corn Festival will be held at Muskingum Park in downtown Marietta. Marietta is 163 miles from Cleveland and it is approximately a 2 hour, 50 minute drive.


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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - The University of Massachusetts women's and men's track and field team competed in the SCSU Invitational in New Haven, Conn., Saturday April 3. The women's squad finished third with 91 points. The men finished in fifth-place with 47.5 points.
Junior Christina Huff (Springfield, Mass.) won the 100-meter dash in a time of 12.39 and also placed second in the 200-meter dash, clocking a time of 26.03. Senior Kishana Hudson (Deer Park, N.Y.) ran a 12.87 in the 100-meter dash, good for a third-place finish. Hudson also finished 10th in the 200-meter dash with a 27.34. Senior Shannon Jackson (Bridgewater, Mass.) placed third in the 100-meter hurdles with a 15.62 and fourth in the 400-meter hurdles with a 1:06.10. Freshman Troyanah Evans (Cambridge, Mass.) placed seventh in the 200-meter dash and third in the long jump with a mark of 17' 1-1/2". Freshman Merissa Oliveira (New Bedford, Mass.) finished third in the shot put with a throw of 38' 1-1/4" and fifth in the hammer throw with a mark of 121' 8".
Junior Jon Korhonen (Gardner, Mass.) earned a second-place finish in the 5,000-meter with his time of 15:08.32. Junior Dave McMenamy (Falmouth, Mass.) placed fourht in the 800-meter with a time of 1:58.08, while teammate John Jacobson (Taunton, Mass.) finished in fifth place, clocking a time of 1:58.98. Senior John O'Neil (North Reading, Mass.) placed third in the 400-meter hurdles with a clocking of 55.47. Junior Matt Clark (Worcester, Mass.) ran the 1,500-meter in a time of 4:04.10, good for a fifth-place finish. Junior Mike Antonio (Westboro, Mass.) marked a 168' 3" in the javelin, earning a second-place finish.
The Minutewomen will be back in action next on Saturday, April 10 when they compete against Brown, Northeastern, URI and SCSU in Providence, R.I. The Minutemen will also be in action Saturday April 10 when they compete in the Lou Onesty Invitational in Charlottesville, V.A.
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Over 10% of the parents who send their children to HVWS are non- Waldorf educators; they are public school elementary and high school teachers and even college professors. This week's installment of HVWS Stories is from a current HVWS parent who is a community college professor.
I recall first hearing of Waldorf education from my wife. Her close friend's daughters attended a Waldorf school in Massachusetts. At the time, our son was preschool age and we wanted his education to develop as many aspects of his character as possible as well as a general "love of learning." After hearing the stories of my wife's friend (her description of Waldorf education, her and her husband's decision-making process, and the result of such a decision) as well as witnessing the qualities of her children, my wife and I became completely intrigued.
We went to a fall fair at the Housatonic Valley Waldorf School (HVWS) prior to enrolling. We were delighted by the atmosphere and perceived that the children exhibited qualities that were different from their peers at other schools. Fast forward a couple years (and lots of deliberation and learning about Rudolph Steiner's educational philosophy), we enrolled our son.
During the spring of my son's first year, we went to the presentation of eighth grade projects. The eighth graders exhibited such a high degree of confidence, poise, and creativity that any lingering doubts about our decision evaporated.
We now have two boys enrolled at HVWS. We're deeply grateful that such a unique opportunity exists that aspires to develop their whole selves. My wife and I feel good that the children we are preparing to be responsible global citizens have the opportunity to go to a school that explicitly honors and aims to develop their "head, heart, and hands."
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"Teen Wolf" introduced a new character and a new member of Scott's (Tyler Posey) pack in Dylan Sprayberry's Liam, and on Thursday, July 31, we uploaded our video interview from the press room roundtable at San Diego Comic-Con with Posey and Sprayberry.
Check out the video interview above or here to see what Posey and Sprayberry had to say about their characters' relationship and what's coming up in the rest of the season. Plus, keep reading for a few highlights from the interview.
Posey is very much enjoying this season's storylines. "The assassins, which I think is one of the coolest storylines that we've ever done, they really make an impact on Scott's pack and the rest of Beacon hills for every supernatural creature. So you'll see a lot of death on the assassins' side and supernatural side." If you're worried about that, it sounds like you should be, as he added, "A lot of crazy character arcs. Some big actors on this show, some of them die. There's always the question of who's going to get the axe this season. There's more of that."
The actors also previewed that we'll see more of Scott mentoring Liam. Posey called their relationship "very Scott and Stiles-esque, but with Derek mixed in." "Scott sees a lot of what he was going through in Liam, and that's a huge, huge thing for Scott. It weighs heavy on his mind every day," he explained, bringing up Allison helping him through that. "I think Scott genuinely views him as a friend. He thinks he's a good kid. He can see past all of the anger issues, and Scott just wants to help him and be friends with him and show him the way and make sure he doesn't die. There's just a lot of respect."
Sprayberry agreed. "I think my character really does respect Scott," and that's something that goes back to before he bit him, to Scott being team captain. "I look up to him, and it's really interesting because I have anger management problems. I just got a stepdad, so I have a lot of problems in my life, so it's hard to trust him, especially after he bit me. … I don't trust anyone easily, but when I do, it lasts."
"Teen Wolf" season 4 airs Mondays at 10 p.m. on MTV.
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Australian four-piece band The Jezabels will be performing at Washington, DC's Rock & Roll Hotel on April, 15th, 2014. Doors will open at 7PM and show will begin at 8PM. Gold & Youth will be opening for the night. You are able to purchase tickets online now. The Jezabels will release their sophomore record, The Brink on February 18th via PIAS in the US. The rest of the confirmed tour dates are listed below.
Upcoming Spring Tour 2014 with Gold & Youth
March 26th – El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles, CA
March 29th - Rickshaw Stop in San Francisco, CA
March 31st - Doug Fir in Portland, OR
April 1st - Neumos in Seattle, WA
April 2nd - Imperial in Vancouver, BC
April 4th - Starlight in Edmonton, AB
April 5th - Republik in Calgary, AB
April 7th - 7th St. Entry in Minneapolis, MN
April 8th - Lincoln Hall in Chicago, IL
April 10th - Lee's Palace in Toronto, ON
April 11th - Sala Rossa in Montreal, QC
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NORCROSS, Ga. (AP) -- Police northeast of Atlanta are investigating the death of a person who either fell or jumped from an interstate overpass.
Police tell WSB-TV that they aren't sure whether the person died in the fall onto Interstate 85, or was struck by a vehicle and killed after landing on the road late Monday night.
Gwinnett County police say the man was found in the northbound lanes of Interstate 85 at Jimmy Carter Boulevard.
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The news that Taylor Swift and One Direction's Harry Styles are at the most a couple, and at the very least, enjoying zoo trip and sleepovers complete with toiletry bags, has us in a state of flux this week. Should we support another relationship that probably won't last, for the sake of songwriting? And how does it feel to watch the object of your affection get taken off the market by someone who can apply red lipstick so flawlessly?
Count Eminem's daughter, Hailie Scott Mathers, as yet another music fan who feels personally victimized by the recent developments between two of pop's most eligible. She'll turn 17 in December, and like many a Directioner, has taken to Twitter to express her true feelings about Hazza's potential new flame:
if @taylorswift13 is really dating the love of my life @harry_styles i will not be happy.!
— Hailie Scott Mathers (@hailiejade_x) December 3, 2012
Feel you, girl. We thought he loved us!
Dear @taylorswift13, please stop whoring around with every guy you see. We all know you're only doing it so you can make another album.
— Hailie Scott Mathers (@hailiejade_x) December 3, 2012
Now, now. It's not nice to call people names, Hailie. And we tend to side with Ke$ha when it comes to dating advice anyway.
I, am never, ever, everrrrr, listening to your music againnnn @taylorswift13. LIKE EVER.
— Hailie Scott Mathers (@hailiejade_x) December 4, 2012
Nooo. Now you've done it. You've cut poor Taylor to the core. This "relationship" was supposed to have the complete opposite effect on album sales!
We're not saying it's appropriate to attack people on social media, particularly the romantic partners of your musical idols—although it's certainly not uncommon. The most important thing to take away from this one-sided exchange, though, is what in the world Marshall thinks about his precious baby girl worshipping a boy band and listening to Taylor Swift's music in the first place.
UPDATE: The Twitter account @hailiejade_x has been disabled after posting an apology for all the Taylor comments; a rep for Eminem told E! News @hailiejade_x was not Hailie's account to begin with. Obviously Shady's daughter is too smart to get wrapped up in social media.


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GARDEN CITY — A 41-year-old man was sentenced to 18 years in prison today for the 1991 death of a Garden City woman.
Juan Duarte-Lozano, of Jalisco, Mexico, was found guilty after entering a plea of no contest July 17 to one count of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Rebecca Ortiz, who was strangled and killed at her home. She was 23.
"We're not satisfied with the sentence, but it's better than nothing. There's been some justice served here today," said the victim's sister, Josie Marez of Centennial, Colo.
DNA evidence tested in the last few years placed Duarte-Lozano at the scene of the crime, County Attorney John Wheeler has said. The DNA technology was not available during the initial investigation.
Finney County Sheriff's deputies arrested Duarte-Lozano, in October 2008 on allegations of first-degree murder. He waived extradition before he was brought to Garden City from Georgia, where he was facing deportation.
During a mid-January preliminary hearing, Judge Quint ruled that Duarte-Lozano should be bound over for trial on the lesser charge of second-degree murder.
In February, Duarte-Lozano pleaded not guilty to the second-degree murder charge and his trial was set for May. Public defender Kristi Cott, who represented Duarte-Lozano, asked for a continuance and the trial had been scheduled to start Aug. 14.
He has been in custody of Finney County for 309 days, which will be awarded as time served.
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When Shannon from AKA Design + Life originally found this chest on the side of the road three years ago, she was thrilled to have it for extra storage. After a coat of white paint, it began service as a place to store office files.
Eventually, Shannon decided that the chest/bench was going to be a permanent fixture in their home, and as such deserved a makeover. She painted the chest again, this time using Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Old White. She created a pretty transfer using the definition of "nest", and applied it to one side of the chest. She gave the whole thing a light sanding, and created a distressed look on the edges using dark wax and finishing paste. Shannon recently found another filing option, so the chest has gone down to the basement family room to pull double duty as a coffee table and blanket storage. "Since we picked it up off the curb, the abuse it gets from our kids and their friends down here really doesn't matter. It's a tough little thing. And super functional," she says. And it looks great, too!
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John A. Noble (1913-83) is one of America's most distinguished marine artists. Born in Paris in 1913, he is the son of the noted painter, John "Wichita Bill" Noble. He moved to this country in 1919, a year which had great significance to him and foreshadowed his life's work. "It was the greatest wooden ship launching year in the history of the world," he often said. A graduate of the Friends Seminary in New York City, Noble returned to France in 1931 to study at the University of Grenoble; when he returned to New York, he studied at the National Academy of Design. From 1928 until 1945, he worked as a seaman on schooners and in marine salvage. In 1928, while on a schooner on the Kill van Kull, he saw the boneyard at Port Johnston in Bayonne for the first time. It was a sight, he later asserted, which affected him for life. Filled with new but obsolete ships, the great coal port had become a great boneyard. In 1939, Noble began to build his floating studio there, out of parts of vessels he salvaged. From 1946 on, he worked as a full-time artist. An Academician of the National Academy of Design, he received its most prestigious awards, including two Henry LeGrand Cannon Prizes and the Samuel Finley Breese Morse Medal. His work is included in the permanent collections of institutions in this country and abroad.
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Dan Malone picks Tyshon Henderson as the No. 17 UMass player to keep an eye on this season as Malone continues to unveil his top 25 players list during the summer. The sophomore gained valuable experience in 2013 as a back-up for starters Anthony Dima and David Osei. With a large frame and innate strength, Henderson will vie for one of the open tackle spots during August camp.
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Republican: Young, but promising @UMassFootball offensive line looks to continue improvement in 2014
Dan Malone of the Springfield Republican has a story looking at the UMass football offensive line which lost several key components to graduation last year in Anthony Dima, David Osei and Vincent Westcarr - each of whom started nearly every game in 2013. UMass improved its rushing average and sacks allowed total last season compared to 2012 which was the Minutemen's first season at the FBS level.
Dan Malone of the Springfield Republican has a look at lineman Tyshon Henderson who looks to make a difference on offense this year as a true freshman.
Jimmy Kelley of Hustle Belt has a story today on Tyshon Henderson and how several newcomers will mix in with veteran players on the offensive line this season for the Minutemen.
#UMass won't look quite as small up front this season thanks to an influx of giant human beings http://t.co/PgPUQeegAd-- Jimmy Kelley (@JimmyKelley_) August 14, 2013


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Pondering through our minds wandering and asking the question what is really happening in the world, is a question most of us who are consciously aware of or world and surroundings are discussing. Tragedy here, tragedy there is the recurrent theme it same whenever we turn on television, breaking news, this has now come in or this is now happening. Safety, world safety, and security it same exist no more or has it ever existed or due to the wide world of social media and technology has the evils of our world and societies become so evident and brought to the light by the simple thing as a smart phone and the click of a button?
Will humanity ever come to one accord, an agreement to stop killing one another and stop marginalizing a particular race or cultural of people to the evils of poverty and starvation. Our world have enough resources and tools to help uplift many of earth's citizens into the realm of a better living but yet greed and energy of money remains a dictating factor to how we treat and live with one another. The cry is loud and the voices are in fact many, senseless killings and wars must stop, bringing stability to mankind or world as we know it, will once again be at war die to fail diplomacy and growing poverty.
As the summer months wind down here in the United States and much of the world, we have seen and witnessed aircraft after aircraft go down or come up missing, with little to no explanation why. One can choose to remain naive if he or she want too but the true reasons behind such evil and violence is as stated above, greed, and poverty as well as down right wickedness. The concept or philosopher the righteous shall suffer with the wicked, has become evident in the innocent lives that have been lost behind these agenda killings and downing of these planes. May the great creator be with those who have passed and the families that have lost love one's.


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Nicholas House Homeless Shelter, located in Atlanta, Ga., hosted its annual Dream Builders Luncheon, on June 12 2014, at The Lodge @ Peachtree Presbyterian Church. Attendees gathered to witness the testimonies of homelessness cured, fellowship over a meal and take the opportunity to become part of the solution to end homelessness.
The luncheon was held in one of the ballrooms of at the Lodge @ Peachtree Presbyterian Church. (The Lodge, located at 3417 Roswell Road, Atlanta, Ga. 30305, is a lofty meeting place provided for the church's congregation.)
Every year Nicholas House Homeless Shelter provides a meal to a select group of community. Attendees are selected by table hosts. Table hosts are Nicholas House Ambassadors, volunteer spokespeople, who are committed to share the word and bring awareness about the great works going on at Nicholas House.
The free meal consisted of a chicken breast salad, dinner roll, and custard dessert. The opening words were provided by Board of Directors President, Robert Hussle, of Rogers & Hardin, LLP. While partaking of the meal, attendees were graced with the presence of some of the children of Nicholas House. The children sang "I believe I can fly", by R Kelly. One of the adult residents of Nicholas House also took a moment to share her journey into Nicholas House, her regained employment and her upcoming transition into independent living. During the program words were also received from Executive Director, Dennis Bowman, and Table Host Coordinator, Michelle Blevins.
In the culmination of the event and closing words, came with a call for action from one of the board members. The request was made for attendees to give what they could in the form of financial, material and time contributions to assist the residents of Nicholas House Homeless Shelter.
It only takes one person to make a difference. You, too, can get involved!
Nicholas House Homeless Shelter offers monthly tours of its facilities, located at 830 Boulevard, SE, Atlanta, Ga. 30312. Visit the Nicholas House website or call 404/622-0793 for more information regarding its programs and services.
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At the intersection of Providence Road and Strawberry Hill Drive rests an aging apartment complex. Camden Pinehurst, which was not always the name of the 40-building complex with the brick-and-vinyl exterior, has been in south Charlotte since 1967. But the owner, with pressure from the numerous brand new, Class A apartment properties popping up around the city, decided a change was needed.


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Now I think the dump is close to the end.
With new CEO, maybe positive sss number next month, GS may finally try to work the price up to the secondary price so that it can save its reputation with its clients who was sold with the JCP secondary offer.
Let's see.
Stephen Sadove's experience is in luxury retailing--Sachs.
Is he a good fit given JCP's market?
He brings to mind previous CEO Johnson who also made his mark at the high end at Apple.
That is a good question.
Currently JCP does have a workable turn around strategy, the current key issue is not about strategy and I don't think we want to bring a new CEO with "new" strategy again.
The key issue is confidence: the share holders' confidence, the bond holders' confidence and the vendors' confidence. Stephen's past experience are very helpful here (to build those confidences) because he has been there and done that.
Ullman has to be replaced. it is not because of his strategy, it is because that his current secondary offer handling has pretty much destroyed all the confidences.
JCP need a new CEO to build all its confidence.
you fail to see the bigger picture here,,,, read newbies post below, he gets it!
He's a Board member; a numbers guy. Now they just need and marketing person.
They went bankrupt too
Well, not under Stephen though. He was the CEO during the Saks' difficult year 2009, and avoided the bankruptcy, brings the share holder about 800% after the recent merge.
He is the CIO.
No, He is not.
The new CIO is Scott Laverty.
J.C. Penney Co. announced it had named Scott Laverty, a former CIO of Borders Group Inc., as its top tech executive.


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Hyundai Motor Company released some exterior renderings of the new 'HND-9', its latest a rear-wheel drive, high-performance sports coupe concept that hints at Hyundai's next-generation luxury sports coupe design. The HND-9 represents an evolution of Hyundai's fluidic sculpture design philosophy and features sophisticated details in every design element meant to reinforce its premium aesthetics.
The look of the Hyundai HND-9 concept characterized by long hood and wheelbase, sleek lines that stretch from headlamp to trunk, a voluminous car body and a wide hexagonal-shaped radiator grille underscoring the high performance image of the concept. Moreover, the model comes with butterfly doors, spiral-shaped lines connected to the headlamp, silver coating, dual twin muffler and some pretty distinctive head and rear lamps, that provide the car with a quite futuristic look.
The HND-9 is equipped with a 3.3-liter turbo GDi engine delivering 370 hp and mated to a 8-speed automatic transmission. The model is set to make its world debut during Hyundai's press conference on March 28 at the 2013 Seoul Motor Show. More details will be revealed at the show.


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I just started having sex with my boyfriend. I'm just out of high school and am wondering what all we should get tested for (e.g.: AIDS, and hpv), what else?
My first question is what are you doing for protection from STIs (sexually transmitted infections) and pregnancy? Condoms along with another birth control method are strongly recommended. Keep in mind that some STIs are transmitted through skin to skin contact so that even condoms cannot totally protect you. It is a good idea for both you and your partner to be checked out prior to engaging in sex. Your healthcare provider may recommend testing for: chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, Herpes Simplex Virus, HPV, Hepatitis C, and syphilis, all depending on your individual circumstances. Congratulations for accepting responsibility for yourself and for your partner's health. See your health care provider, or make an appointment with the SHCC for a health check, as soon as possible.


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For some of us this day is celebrated every day of the year but usually discretely, but on the 8th we have an excuse for some major gawking rights.
Doesn't matter if your single or have a significant other, you can have a lot of fun with this day! Although a home improvement store might seem like a smorgasbord of manly men to feast your eyes upon, it's not quite as much fun if they are pre-occupied to the point they don't notice. Instead, hit the malls, sports bar, club or coffee bar on the 8th for some major eye candy. If your a tamed kitten you might decide to stay in and indulge in admiring your man busy completing task from the "honey-do list", this might prove to be more eventful in the end.
Why let men have all the fun so boldly, let's beat them at their own game on the 8th and male watch like lioness!


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Men's Youth Gets Its Shot At IC4A Championship
Nov. 22, 2013
BRONX, N.Y. - On Saturday at 10:30 A.M. the Minutemen will race in the IC4A Championship in Bronx, N.Y. Coach O'Brien will bring some of his less experienced runners to the meet, bringing the season to an end for the team's better harriers. Saturday presents an opportunity for the untested Minutemen to gain the experience of competing in a championship meet.
This season the Minutemen impressed its peers as the youthful team found success week-to-week, improving throughout the 2013 campaign. This year's squad comprised of 26 runners with 22 underclassmen and of the top seven runners this season, the only upperclassmen was Antony Taylor. Freshman Blake Croteau was the breakthrough athlete of the season picking up two Atlantic 10 Conference Rookie of the Week nods.
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