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people of Achill Island are renowned for their warmth and friendliness.
Their 'Cead Mile Failte' has endeared them to countless tourists
from all over the world, many of whom return to the Island again and again.
Friend, I trust you have been blessed as you read this account of what
happened out on that wild mountainside so many years ago. The poor sheep
was lost. No matter how hard he tried, he could not find his way home.
Irrespective of what efforts he made, he could not save himself. The father
knew this and sent his son to rescue the one who was lost. Do you see
the great value the father placed upon one sheep?
did you know that God places great value upon YOU? He sees your lost condition.
He tells us in His Word that –
a sinner you are in danger of perishing – 'Except
ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish'. (Luke Ch. 13
v 3)
According to the Scriptures you are in a very serious condition. You are lost, in danger of perishing, and unable to do anything to save yourself.
But God the Father sent His Son to rescue you – 'For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him SHOULD NOT PERISH, but have everlasting life'. (John Ch. 3 v 16)
said –'For the Son of Man is come to SEEK and to SAVE
that which was lost… I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth
his life for the sheep'. (Luke Ch. 19 v 10 ; John Ch. 10
v 11)
we began this little booklet by considering some of what has happened
on Slievemore mountain. But let us not forget what happened on Calvary's
mountain. The Good Shepherd went up Calvary's mountain for the purpose
of rescuing those who are lost. He willingly became your substitute and
laid down His life on your behalf.
May I encourage you to seriously consider your lost condition. You cannot save yourself. So why not cry out to the Good Shepherd, asking Him to rescue you - 'For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved'. (Romans Ch.10 v 13)
the fact that you are a sinner, come to Him in sincere repentance, asking
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Indeed, one of the most striking features of much contemporary discussion of the battle between religion and science is the way both sides (rest assured, there are really more than two) sound like sandlot adolescents arguing about "who started it." The scientists have apparently never forgiven the Church for its treatment of Galileo. And many contemporary Christians are not having what Carl Sagan once gleefully referred to as "the great demotions" accomplished by Copernicus, Darwin, and Freud.
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HTC One Max gets compared to the One and One Mini, may come in October with a fingerprint sensor
The HTC One Max (codenamed T6) has been leaking like crazy recently, and the leaks just keep on pouring. This time we can see it in a photograph alongside the other two members of HTC's new One family: the One Mini (to the left) and the One (center).
Obviously, the One Max is big. With its 5.9″ touchscreen, that's no surprise to anyone. But it may also come with a fingerprint sensor, which could be what's behind that big square sitting underneath the camera. It even looks like the device will sport a three-pin dock connector on its side.
Alongside this image also comes some new information about the One Max. It's said to only become available in mid-October or late October. This might mean that Samsung's Galaxy Note III will launch before the One Max, hence stealing a part of its spotlight.
The picture above contradicts some leaked renders of the One Max that we saw earlier this month courtesy of a famed leaker. However, those renders were clearly labelled "non-final" so what you see above is probably the final design of this phablet.
The HTC One Max should sport a 5.9″ 1080p Full HD touchscreen and a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, the latter being the staple of all recent or upcoming high-end smartphones.
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News of the NRO...one of Britain's finest Big Bands: A very special matinee concert recreating the classic Big Band sounds of the 1940s and 50s with special guests: Georgina Jackson and Sam Merrick
The Nick Ross Orchestra brings the Big Band Sound of the 1940s and 50s to Bedfordshire in June with a spectacular concert celebrating Glenn Miller and the Big Band era to mark the 70th Anniversary of the D-Day Landings and the 70th Anniversary of Glenn Miller's arrival in Bedford.
With a full line-up of saxophones, trumpets, trombones, a rhythm section and special guest vocalists Georgina Jackson and Sam Merrick, the Nick Ross Orchestra will faithfully recreate the wonderful sounds of such Big Bands as those led by Glenn Miller, Count Basie, Tommy Dorsey and Syd Lawrence.
Featuring such numbers as "Moonlight Serenade", "In the Mood", "A String of Pearls", "Little Brown Jug" and "American Patrol" memories of wartime and the Blitz will no doubt be brought flooding back to life. The music will span almost all the emotions of those difficult times: comradeship, doubt, fear, loss and, most significantly, the hope in love. There have been times in history when composers and musicians seemed to be born to the occasion - none more so than the inimitable Glenn Miller who not only felt instinctively for the mood of the time but almost single-handed created the spirit with which the public faced it.
The Nick Ross Orchestra uses arrangements exactly as recorded in the Great Swing Era of the 40's and 50s, coupled with outstanding instrumental and vocal performances. This special concert celebrating the inimitable Glenn Miller and other Big Band greats promise to be an "unmissable" evening of music and song.
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Audio: "I'm Dr. Yazan Qwaider, a board certified gastroenterologist at North Colorado Medical Center. Gastroesophageal reflux is a disease in which acid from the stomach flows back into the esophagus causing irritation and possibly damage."
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The main increase is noted in Judea and Samaria with 104 attacks, as opposed to 68 in August. Two prominent attacks occurred this month – one in Samaria and another in Judea, where two IDF soldiers were killed (see below).
Other areas kept similar numbers of attacks – the Gaza Strip with 4 attacks, as opposed to 5 in August, and Jerusalem with 25 attacks, as opposed to 26 in August.
This month, two Israelis were killed: an IDF soldier who was lured by a Palestinian illegal alien who had worked with the soldier in Bat Yam, to travel with the Palestinian to Beit Amin / Qalqiliyah, where he was murdered (September 21), and an IDF soldier who was shot dead near Hebron's Cave of the Patriarchs (September 22).
Data regarding terror attacks in September 2013
Following is a regional distribution of attacks:
4 attack from the Gaza Strip (5 in August); 104 attacks in the Judea and Samaria (68 in August); 25 attacks in Jerusalem (26 in August).
Jerusalem and the Judea and Samaria area: Most attacks executed in September (117 out of 129) were in the form of firebombs (August: 72 out of 93).
Distribution of attacks according to regions and pattern profile:
Following is a distribution of attacks in September 2013 according to regions:
The Gaza Strip – 4 attacks: 3 rocket launchings; 1 IED. Judea, Samaria and Jerusalem – 129 attacks: 7 IED; 4 small arms shootings; 1 kidnapping and murder; 117 firebombs (25 in Jerusalem).
High-trajectory launchings from Gaza Strip and Sinai Throughout September 2013 8 rockets were launched towards Israel, in 3 attacks, as opposed to August: 5 rockets (in 4 attacks) 1 of them from Sinai toward Eilat.


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The Agenda for the 2nd International LDAP Conference (LDAPCon 2009).
By Ludo on Jul 31, 2009
The agenda for the 2nd International LDAP Conference has been published, and the conference really looks very attractive to me (sure I'll be presenting and thus I'm a little bit biased ). I can't wait to be in Portland OR, meet with all the LDAP experts from the various open source projects or directory services vendors and have those lively discussions.
I hope to see you there.
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Guide to Supreme Court Health-Care Arguments
The time for the Supreme Court to consider the constitutionality of President Barack Obama's health-care law is drawing near. The court is set to hear six hours of arguments over three days, the most time given to a case in decades. Here's a guide to what's happening during those six hours.
Monday, March 26
10 a.m.: Ninety minutes of argument on whether to shelve the entire case because of the Anti-Injunction Act, a federal law requiring taxpayers to pay their assessments before they can challenge a levy's legality. For 30 minutes, court-appointed lawyer Robert Long will argue that the act applies and the case isn't ready to be decided. Then the Obama administration and the law's challengers will get 30 minutes each to argue that the case is ripe for a decision now–a rare point of agreement for the litigants.
Tuesday, March 27
10 a.m.: Two hours of argument on whether the law's requirement that most Americans carry health insurance or pay a penalty, also known as the "individual mandate," violates the Constitution. Solicitor General Donald Verrilli argues in favor of the law, while former Solicitor General Paul Clement, aided by National Federation of Independent Business lawyer Michael Carvin, argues against the law. This day is likely to be the highlight because it addresses the core issue in the case.
Wednesday, March 28
10 a.m.: Ninety minutes of argument on how much of the overhaul law should remain in effect if the court strikes down the individual mandate. Mr. Clement argues the challengers' view that the entire law must go, Deputy Solicitor General Edwin Kneedler argues for the government, which says most of the law should stand, and court-appointed lawyer H. Bartow Farr III advocates a third view–that the rest of the law can stand in its entirety if the individual mandate is struck down.
1 p.m.: One hour of argument on whether the law's expansion of the federal-state Medicaid program unlawfully requires states to grow the program. Messrs. Clement and Verrilli return to the stage.


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The entrepreneurial and strategic leadership slant of our M.B.A. program is further enhanced by a values-driven emphasis that is informed by an active and applied Christian worldview. This includes emphases on servant leadership, making both intelligent and ethical business decisions, and communicating decision-making in an effective way that emphasizes the importance of individuals in an organization. Students are taught to critically think and plan their way through business issues that are in a constant state of flux because of the dynamics of changing environmental factors.


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The "Charles Mingus Sextet" featuring Eric Dolphy perform there separate European concerts in April 1964.
After being recorded live in concert in mid-March and early April 1964, Charles Mingus and his Sextet featuring Eric Dolphy embarked on a European tour.
Dolphy who had planned to stay in Europe with his fiancée died as the result of an undiagnosed medical condition falling into a diabetic coma on June 29, 1964.
Charles Mingus, bass
Eric Dolphy alto sax, flute, & bass clarinet
Johnny Coles, trumpet
Clifford Jordan, tenor sax
Jaki Byard, piano
Dannie Richmond, drums
Belgium, April 19, 1964
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Visit reciprocates Beer Sheva municipality's ِApril visit to the JVP Media Quarter
Jerusalem-based VC fund headed south this Monday to visit the capital of Israel's south, Beer Sheva, as guests of Mayor Rubik Danilovich and the municipality.
JVP's Partners and Senior Managers - Erel Margalit, Gadi Tirosh, Kobi Rozengarten, Haim Kopans, Yoav Tzruya, Uri Adoni, Ronit Dulberg and Fiona Darmon toured the city as part of the budding cooperation between JVP and the city following the earlier visit by the Mayor and his team to the JVP Media Quarter in April.
Beer Sheva is one of the fastest growing cities in Israel. Founded as part of legendary Prime Minister David Ben Gurion's vision for building up Israel's southern region, in recent years the city and its surrounding towns have experienced tremendous growth, with the establishment of new business parks, the renovation of the historic city center, the establishment of a new sports complex and the development of new residential areas.
Among the key forces leading this growth is the new Mayor, who views the imminent relocation of the Israeli military's vast IT center to the city starting 2014, as a major opportunity for the City. Beer Sheva, which is also known as the academic city of Israel given the sprawling Beer Sheva University campus on the outskirts of the city, is currently building one of the largest High Tech parks in Israel, coaxing many large international corporations to this future technology haven.


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If they haven't heard of this previously, or uncovered it themselves, you have to bet that the NSA is looking at this news story closely. On Wednesday, developer Tal Ater revealed an exploit for Google's Chrome browser that has to have the NSA salivating.
Essentially, miscreants can use your computer's microphone to listen in to your conversation. The problem is that once a website is given permission to use the device's microphone in Chrome, it can continue to do so even after the original tab is closed.
The problem is Chrome remembers the permission state for an HTTPS-enabled website. So, a hacker, keeping in mind that fact, could open a pop-under window. Since the code is running in a different instance of the website than is in the foreground, none of Chrome's recording icons display.
Ater said he reported the issue to Google back in September of 2013. His bug was even was nominated for Chromium's Reward Panel where prizes can rise to as much as $30,000. Less than two weeks after his bug report, company engineers said they had found the issue and fixed it. Why, then, is he posting about it? Because months later, they have not rolled the fix out to the wild.
When he asked why the fix hadn't been released, he was given a strange answer. The team said that there was still an ongoing discussion within the Standards group, to agree on the correct behavior, and that "Nothing is decided yet."
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- Free Wi-Fi
- Excellent, friendly staff, according to guests
- Scenic location within walking distance to Eau Claire Market, according to guests
- Guests enjoyed the extra touches that enhanced their stay
- Some guests found this hotel to be expensive
- Parking is $15 per night
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Located in the Hillhurst area of Calgary near the Bow River, and about a 6-minute drive to Eau Claire Market, this hotel is in nearby to trendy boutiques and restaurants. The hotel is often used by those celebrating special occasions, or by those looking for smaller-scale accommodations in this trendy part of the city.more
All of the 19 rooms at this hotel have free Wi-Fi, a 42-inch plasma TV, a hair dryer and an iron and ironing board. Guests are offered complimentary in-room coffee and tea service each morning. The hotel's rooms and suites come with a queen or king bed. Soaker tubs, fireplaces and balconies are available with some rooms. Pets are not permitted at this hotel.
Guests can dine on site at Chef's Table, a 40-seat gourmet restaurant (serving breakfast and dinner Monday-Friday, brunch and dinner on Saturday and brunch only on Sunday). Guests also receive a $20 voucher to be applied towards breakfast. There are a variety of dining options around the hotel, less than a 5-minute walk away. There is secured underground parking on site for $15/night. There is no gym on site, but guests receive a pass to nearby Kensington Fitness Studio (4-minute walk).
Prince's Island Park is about a 22-minute walk up the Bow River Pathway (a pedestrian/cyclist pathway along the Bow River). The downtown area (where the business district, the Stampede Corral and the Calgary Tower are located) is about a 10- to 15-minute drive away. Air travellers should budget about 23 minutes to drive the 20 km between the hotel and Calgary International Airport (YYC). (All distances and driving time estimates: Google Maps)
The Good
Among the reviews used for this analysis, guests generally praised this hotel and were impressed with its location and staff.more
Guests liked being nestled in the Kensington neighbourhood and being able to walk to trendy shops and restaurants, or access the Bow River walking paths easily. Many also liked that the hotel was close enough to downtown (10-minute drive).
Reviewers received excellent, personalized service from staff, who were consistently warm and friendly. A number of staff members were mentioned by name and applauded for their attention to customer service.
There were extra touches at this hotel that guests felt enhanced their overall experience, like rose petals in the rooms, heated towel racks and high-quality toiletries.
A number of guests liked the atmosphere in this boutique hotel, saying that its size and appearance lent a sense of intimacy.
The Bad
While most of the reviews used for this analysis were positive, there were a few common complaints among them about a lack of amenities in the rooms and the sense that the hotel was overpriced.more
Price point was a problem for a number of guests, who felt that the hotel was overpriced. A few guests thought that the food in the on-site restaurant was expensive.
Some guests had problems with on-site parking, saying that spaces were limited. A few guests had to seek parking elsewhere.
A few guests wished that there had been a fridge in their rooms, and several more found the lack of a coffeemaker inconvenient. The hotel does offer complimentary coffee service to the room, but it does not start until 7:00 am, which some guests thought was too late.
A few guests felt that their rooms were small and difficult to comfortably manoeuvre around in.
Some guests had problems with on-site parking, saying that spaces were limited. A few guests had to seek parking elsewhere.
There were some peripheral complaints about difficulties regulating temperature in the rooms and about the lighting being too dim.
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SourcesTripAdvisor.com guest reviewers ranked this hotel #15 out of 97 Calgary hotels, based on 65 reviews.
Expedia.ca guest reviewers rated this hotel 4.7 out of 5, based on 35 reviews. 97% of guests would recommend this hotel.
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The opportunity to finally add New York to the list of 22 states with some form of medical marijuana program is rapidly coming to a close. This Thursday marks the end of the legislative session. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, a longtime opponent of medical marijuana and friend of law enforcement, has waited until this week to announce his "serious problems" with the medical marijuana bill. Gov. Cuomo is demanding further cuts to a medical marijuana bill that is already too strict to be effective for the greatest number of patients, including:
No smoking!
Bill sponsor Senator Diane Savino had already amended the medical marijuana bill to forbid the smoking of marijuana by minors on the program. That's not good enough for the governor, who wants all smoking of marijuana prohibited to all patients. He claims that allowing medical marijuana to be smoked undermines the work the state has done to reduce tobacco smoking.
Medical cannabis only in oil or pill form.
Oddly, marijuana legalization opponents warn about the higher potency of marijuana extracts, but lately medical marijuana opponents insist patients only get marijuana extracts and forbid access to flower (see: Minnesota).
No sharing medicine with each other.
Gov. Cuomo believes patients sharing cannabis products with each other should be treated as criminals, like patients sharing Oxycontin.
Defrauding the medical marijuana program should be a crime.
The governor thinks if you cheated your way onto the program or your doctor is fast and loose with recommendations, you and your doctor have committed felonies.
The state should only have 20 dispensaries.
One dispensary per one million in population? Will they be clustered near New York City's eight million? Will there be any within an hour's drive anywhere upstate?
The law should sunset in five years.
Because if we find out, like the other 22 states, that medical marijuana is actually helping patients, we should revisit the medical marijuana debate in the legislature again and potentially force those patients back into a life of criminality.
There should be no timeline for implementation.
Sure, the law expires in five years, but we shouldn't hold anyone in state government accountable for actually implementing the law before it expires.
Doctors recommending medical cannabis should be subject to overrides by the Department of Health.
Because it is not enough for you to have a private personal relationship with your physician, New York throws in an unelected bureaucracy as a bonus! Don't worry about your doctor's constant fear that recommending cannabis invites a kind of unique bureaucratic scrutiny he doesn't face for prescribing Oxycontin.
Patients should have to have their doctor recommend each thirty-day acquisition of medical marijuana.
Not only does Gov. Cuomo think 2.5 ounces of cannabis is too much for a thirty day period, he wants your doctor to have to approve each thirty day supply, much like you can't refill your Oxycontin prescription without your doctor's approval.
Post traumatic stress, traumatic brain injury, and post-concussion syndrome shouldn't qualify.
Because, you know, support the troops. Just don't give them the best medicine possible for helping their damaged brains.
Alzheimer's, ALS, lupus, and muscular dystrophy shouldn't qualify.
Because… well, I can't actually come up with a snarky remark for this one. What kind of monster is this Governor Cuomo?
Cancer and HIV/AIDS patients shouldn't qualify to treat the pain, nausea, and wasting associated with their medical treatments.
Oh, that kind of monster. The kind who'd tell a puking chemo patient to swallow a pill because smoking a joint would undermine anti-tobacco efforts.
It is clear that Gov. Cuomo just doesn't want a workable medical marijuana program. Will advocates reject this extortion and let a Democratic governor explain how he killed medical marijuana to the 88% of Independents and 93% of Democrats who support medical marijuana in New York? Or will advocates cave to these obscene demands just to score another "win", like in Minnesota, where the political heat from medical marijuana is off of Democratic governor Mark Dayton since his favored "no plant, no smoking" medical marijuana law was passed?
By Thursday, we'll know.


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WOODLAND, Calif. – Shannon Propst and Alison Scharkey leads a group of five Ducks that were named to the all-conference team as announced by the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation office Tuesday afternoon. Propst and Scharkey earned first-team honors while Caroline Federighi, Carly O'Connell and Nikki Puszcz earned second-team nods.
This is first first-team All-MPSF accolade for Propst, who has earned back-to-back second-team all-conference honors in years prior. Scharkey, a sophomore, also earned her first first-team all-conference honor.
Propst, who has rewritten the Oregon history books this year, broke the all-time points and assist record along with the single-season record for points and assist. The senior attacker has 216 career-points and 111 career-assists, and is also seventh in program history with 105 career-goals.
The Bel Air, Md., native's 4.00 points per game is good 26th in the nation and third in the MPSF. Her 2.41 assists average places her fourth in the NCAA and second in the conference.
Scharkey, a two-year starter, earned her first first-team All-MPSF honor after compiling 25 groundballs, 16 caused turnovers and five draw controls during the regular season. Nine of her 16 caused turnovers have come in conference play. The sophomore from Yorba Linda, Calif., has played a huge factor in Oregon being ranked ninth in the nation in scoring defense, allowing 7.82 goals per game.
This is the third-straight year Federighi has been named to the all-conference team, she previously earned first-team honors in 2012 and second-team honors in 2013.
The senior goalkeeper is in the midst of having her best goals against average in her four-year career at UO. Her 8.00 GAA right now is 1.15 points better than the single-season record for goals against average she set back in 2012.
Federighi, who hails from Pleasanton, Calif., leads the team with 33 groundballs to go along with 12 caused turnovers. She has also stopped 96 shots and allowed just 126 goals in 944:26 minutes of action.
O'Connell has now earned back-to-back second-team All-MPSF honors. The sophomore broke the nine year old single-season draw controls record (68) set by current assistant coach Jen (May) Derby this past weekend against Colorado. O'Connell currently has 71 draw controls on the season with at least one more game to add on to that record.
The Southborough, Mass., native is 24th in the nation in draw controls and second in the conference. She's also 10th in the nation with 2.18 assists per game and third in the MPSF behind Propst. O'Connell is also fourth in the conference with 3.76 points per game.
Puszcz rounds out the list of five Ducks on the all-conference team. This is the second all-conference award of her career, she last earned second-team honors in 2012. Puszcz is tied for eighth in the conference with 2.18 goals per game and leads the team with 37 goals. Not only is Puszcz known for her offensive skills, she also leads Oregon with 27 caused turnovers, which good for second in the conference.
UO tied with Denver and USC for the second-highest number of honorees in this year's all-conference team with five, while Stanford led the pack with six all-conference honorees.
Hannah Farr, a junior midfielder from Stanford named the 2014 MPSF Player of the Year while Colorado's freshman goalkeeper, Paige Soenksen, was named rookie of the year. Denver's head coach Liza Kelly repeated as MPSF Coach of the Year after she led the Pioneers to another undefeated conference season.
The fourth-seeded Oregon Ducks are set to clash with the fifth-seeded Trojans of USC at 6 p.m. (PDT) on Thursday, May 1, at Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium.


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It is official. Zack Snyder is the director of the new Superman re-reboot. It is being said that the villain in this new film will be the only enemy besides Lex Luthor who matter, General Zod.
Snyder's newest film, Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole, has been a critical and financial success building upon the promise he showed in 300 and Watchmen. The first film he made was a remake of Dawn of the Dead and is considered to be amongst the best zombie films made in recent years.
Snyder is currently in post production on Sucker Punch and in production on the 300 sequel Xerxes. He will then begin filming Superman: Man of Steel, wwhich is being produced by Christopher Nolan and written by David S. Goyer, in hopes of releasing it December of 2012.


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Incoming freshman are admitted through the Admissions Office at Illinois State University. Be sure to indicate your specific area of study when applying.
Transfer students must first meet admission requirements into the University in order to be considered for admission to the major. The department does reserve the right to maintain a balanced enrollment and may not be able to admit all qualified applicants. More information can be found on the Find Your Major website.
Students interested in transferring to Illinois State University should plan on applying as soon as possible and check the Admissions page for application periods for specific semesters.
If you are interested in changing your major to one of the areas in the Department of Technology you must:
The Advisement Office in the Department of Technology welcomes visits from currently enrolled Illinois State students at any time.


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Five weeks into the season, we FINALLY get to see what Tim Tebow can do!
Before you misinterpret my exuberance, I am not a so-called "Tebow-maniac." I don't see the world through Gator-colored glasses. I can't say for sure that he is the answer for a Broncos franchise mired in the middle of it's worst multi-year stint in more than a generation. In fact, I have some serious misgivings about #15's ability to become a consistently viable NFL quarterback.
However, the organization used a first-round draft pick to take Tebow, so I am ready to see what the unconventional kid can do.
Bottom line: Denver needs to find out what it has in Tebow and waiting until December to play him in the final three or four games of a lost season would not have provided the sample-size required to make a truly informed decision.
In today's NFL, there is one way to build a winner: through the draft. Therefore, it's critical that Denver make the most of their selections in the forthcoming years—particularly in 2012, where a number of quarterbacks are expected to warrant a first-selection.
The biggest question that will face Broncos Brass in 2012: use what will likely be a high first round pick on one of these potential "quarterbacks-of-the-future" or try to fill one of a number of other holes with the pick? Thanks to Tebow presumably getting the call for the remainder of the year, the Broncos will be able determine his long-term worth and (hopefully) make the appropriate call.
For all the talk of Orton giving the Broncos the best chance to win or the locker room getting "lost" in the event he get benched, reality is the Broncos were remarkably ineffective with him at the helm. Orton's non-descript demeanor did little to rally a team that was anywhere from sluggish to horrid through the season's first four-and-a-half games.
The move is coming none-too-soon. Let's find out what the former Heisman-winning jump passer can do. If he appears to have what it takes to be an NFL quarterback, then the organization has its franchise guy and can use its premium picks to address other issues. If not, then cut bait and draft a signal caller early.
Either way, the clock should be set to Tebow time.


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College Hockey:Harvard's Danny Biega Suspended by ECAC
Will miss Monday's Beanpot consolation game vs. Northeastern
BOSTON — Harvard freshman defenseman Danny Biega will miss Mondays Beanpot consolation game against Northeastern after receiving a league-imposed suspension for a check from behind in Friday nights road contest against Brown.
Biega was issued a five-minute major and game misconduct by the officiating crew working the game. The game misconduct, though, does not carry with it any suspension. Thus the league office reviewed the video of the incident and decided on the suspension.
Biega will be eligible to return to the lineup on Friday, February 12, when Harvard faces Rensselaer.
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Andres Ortegano
UIC Baseball Touts Seven All-Horizon League Selections
Michelson and Grunenwald named to first team
Baseball Earns No. 2 Seed with 1-0 Win over Wright State
Boss drives in winning run in the ninth frame
Flames Blanket Crusaders in Series Opener, 3-0
Michelson records first career complete game shutout
Flames Drop Game 2 of Milwaukee Series, 9-3
UIC dug 7-1 hole after two innings
Flames Lose Grip on Early Lead at Milwaukee
Ortegano goes 4-of-5 from the plate
2012: Was redshirted during the 2012 season.
Prior to UIC: Played two season at Morton College in Cicero, Ill. ... batted .395 (128-of-324) and recorded 103 runs and 67 RBI over his two years at Morton ... stole a total of 59 bases on only 70 attempts.
PREP AND PERSONAL: Two-time letterwinner in baseball at Flanagan (Ill.) ... two-time all-conference and one-time all-region honoree... born June 29, 1991, in Caracas, Venezuela ... son of Oscar OrTegano and Leticia Diaz ... has one sister, Valerie ... currently enrolled as a criminal justice major.


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TORONTO -- Here are three stars for the Detroit Tigers from their 6-2 win against the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday:
Scherzer extended his franchise record by starting the season 13-0 and recorded the longest such streak since Roger Clemens in 1986. He was dominant early and finished with eight strikeouts in 6 1/3 innings before allowing two runs in the sixth inning. It was Scherzer's ninth straight quality start, and he'll have one more before the All-Star game.
SECOND STAR: Alex Avila
Avila was activated from the disabled list earlier this week and had his true welcome-back moment when he clobbered a Josh Johnson pitch to the opposite field for a three-run home run that gave the Tigers a 4-0 lead in the second. The homer capitalized on an error from Blue Jays second baseman Emilio Bonifacio that led to the four unearned runs.
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Ruslan Pateev joins BC Khimki
12 September 2013
|23-year-old center, Arisona State University graduate and also BC Khimki foster child Ruslan Pateev signed a two-year deal with our team.
Rimas Kurtinaitis, BC Khimki head coach:
— Ruslan is a very assiduous player, he trains well and has good background. I'm sure he will be an important part of our rotation in VTB United League. He joined us in Slovenia and did his best there. So we decided to give him a chance.
Ruslan Pateev
Birthday: April 25, 1990
Place of born: Moscow
Height: 213 cm
Weight: 113 kg
Entry to club since 2013
Sports career
Teams played:
2005-2007 — BC Khimki-EYBL (Russia),
2007-2009 – Montverde Academy (Florida, USA),
2009-2013 – Arizona State (NCAA, USA),
Since 2013 – BC Khimki


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Alix Schiraldi continues to lead the team in scoring with eight goals on the season. Maggie Dupes will go for her second consecutive shutout and seventh overall when the Lady 'Cats take the field tonight.
Park University comes into play 7-2 overall and ranked No. 16 nationally. The action is slated to begin at 5 p.m.
The No. 9 Baker men, coming off their first defeat of the season, will look to get back on track when they take on No. 11 Park University.
Baker enters tonight's soccer contest with an 8-1-3 overall record.
Park University comes into play at 5-3 overall.
Last season Baker defeated Park 1-0 in the opening round of the NAIA playoffs to earn a berth into the national tournament in Fresno, Calif. During the regular season, Baker and Park played to a 0-0 tie.
The action will begin tonight immediately following the women's game. View live stats of the action here.


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Feb. 24, 2013
The Crimson Tide shot 3-under-par 285 with tournament host Tulane carding a 6-under 282 to take the opening-round lead. No. 3 Duke and No. 22 UCLA are tied for second at 5-under 283. Florida rounds at the top five at 2-under 286 while No. 1 Southern California is sixth at 1-under 287.
Junior Stephanie Meadow led the Alabama attack on Sunday with a 4-under-par 68 and is tied for second after 18 holes. She is one shot back of tournament leader Emily Penttila of Tulane (67). Meadow played the front side at 3-under 33 with four birdies and a bogy. She then carded eight pars and a single birdie on the back nine.
Senior Jennifer Kirby fired a 2-under 70 in the first round and is tied for seventh. She opened her round with eight pars before making birdies on the 10th, 12th and 18th holes with the lone blemish on her scorecard a bogey on the par-4 14th.
Junior Hannah Collier is tied for 20th at even-par 72 while Emma Talley and Daniela Lendl both shot 3-over 75 to tie for the final-counting score. Talley and Lendl are tied for 54th headed into Monday's second round.
Alabama is slated to tee off at 9 a.m. Monday and will play the second round with Florida and Southern California.
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Each year, the folks at EA Sports use their annual Madden NFL title to determine the winners of NFL conferences through a gameplay simulation, something they think will translate in the actual NFL season. This year, it's been determined that the Baltimore Ravens and the Green Bay Packers will be conference leaders of the NFL '10/ '11 season.
The Packers finished with a 12-4 season, while the Ravens finished with a 13-3.
The simulation also provided a few awards based on the performance of athletes, teams and coaches. Those results are listed below:
* NFL MVP – Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers
* Offensive Player of the Year – Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers
* Defensive Player of the Year – Terrell Suggs, Baltimore Ravens
* Offensive Rookie of the Year – Jermaine Gresham, Cincinnati Bengals
* Defensive Rookie of the Year – Joe Haden, Cleveland Browns
* Coach of the Year – John Harbaugh, Baltimore Ravens


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Bermane "Beware" Stiverne kept part of his promise in beating Chris "The Nightmare" Arreola in front of his hometown crowd on Saturday. Solid body work and a steady jab bloodied the Riverside fighter who was ranked number one.
"His words are what won this fight for me," claimed Stiverne about Arreola. "He said he was going to knock me out."
Behind crisp jabs and solid body blows Stiverne (23-2-1, 20 Kos) took the air out of Arreola (35-3, 30 Kos) before a crowd of maybe 4,000 fans at the Citizens Business Bank Arena. The Haiti native now becomes the contender for the WBC world title belt held by Vitali Klitschko.
"You've got to do it in their hometown," said Don King, who promotes Stiverne.
That he did.
Arreola started out the aggressor behind a jab and some combination punching. Stiverne seemed content to allow the Riverside heavyweight to fire away. Neither fighter was hurt by any of the exchanges but Arreola was far busier.
Stiverne was a little busier in the second round behind the one-two combinations, but Arreola was still the busier fighter overall. Jabs and combinations rained from Arreola especially when Stiverne was on the ropes.
Suddenly, in round three, everything turned around. Despite steady work by Arreola, at the end of the round during an exchange Stiverne caught the Riverside heavyweight with a perfect counter right cross. Down went Arreola.
"I got caught," said Arreola.
During the knockdown, one of Stiverne's corner men threw in the stool as referee Jack Reiss began to count. The fight could have ended suddenly on the infraction which is grounds for disqualification. The referee let it go and Arreola beat the count.
"I forgot that he needed to count," said Don House who trains Stiverne. "I made a mistake."
From that point on Arreola seemed to have the energy sapped but he continued on despite blood streaming down his face and problems breathing.
"When he dropped me he broke my nose and I couldn't breathe," said Arreola, whose nose bled profusely.
Arreola opened up aggressively the next round and during the fourth round but slipped on the floor on ice left on the corner of Stiverne. The Haiti heavyweight jabbed and fired one-two combinations and kept Arreola from regaining momentum. Blood streamed down the face of the Riverside fighter because of a possible busted nose.
"I trained to keep him away with the jab," said Stiverne, who used hard and soft jabs throughout the fight. "It was working so I kept doing it."
Steady body work by Stiverne and some quick counters kept Arreola from mounting a rally in the fifth round. Blood continued to flow from Arreola who used some jabs and one-two combos but was not effective enough to win the round.
"I could have stood and trade punches with him, but what for?" said Stiverne.
Body shots came one after the other from Stiverne from rounds six through eight. Arreola, who is known for his body work, was the recipient for the punches instead of the giver. It was a strange sight to see a Mexican fighter not using the body punch to his own advantage.
Arreola seemed to lose use of his right hand as Stiverne kept advancing. Left jabs were the only weapons Arreola used in round eight. Stiverne continued to fire away outside and inside. The body work continued but toward the end of the round he tired a bit.
"He was supposed to use more jabs," said House, who trains Stiverne in Las Vegas. "But he hurt his back in the fourth round."
After losing the last half dozen round Arreola began attacking with the right and left and cornered Stiverne for a barrage of blows. Many of the punches landed for Arreola who forced Stiverne to hold on. But those body shots seemed to slow down the Mexican-American heavyweight every time.
"He fought a better plan and used a better jab," said Arreola.
Arreola open up with a barrage of blows hoping to catch the Haitian with a solid shot, but the killing blow was not to come. Instead, Stiverne went back to the body and seemed to hurt Arreola with a left hook to the body. That was the last gasp for Arreola.
All three judges scored it for Stiverne 118-109 and 117-110 twice.
"I didn't beat a bum," said Stiverne. "I beat him in his own house."
Other bouts
Eric Molina (20-2, 14 Kos) survived a last round knockdown from Tony Grano (20-3-1, 16 Kos) to win a unanimous decision after 12 rounds and win the NABF heavyweight title.
After a very slow start both heavyweights quickened the pace in the third round with Molina scoring a knockdown with a counter right cross at the end of round five. Grano survived the round but fell behind for the next few rounds to the taller fighter from Texas.
Molina used his height and quick right cross to control the fight, but Grano floored the stringy heavyweight with a perfect overhand right to the chin. Molina survived the next two minutes and won by unanimous decision 116-110 twice and 114-112.
Former Mexican Olympian Oscar Molina (5-0, 4 Kos) needed only 55 seconds to knock out Arizona's Jose Martell (2-8-1) in a junior middleweight bout scheduled for four rounds. A double left hook to the body and head floored the Phoenix fighter. He was counted out by referee Pat Russell.
Paramount's Charles Huerta (18-3, 10 Kos) knocked out veteran Jonathan Alcantara (6-10) at 1:30 of the first round. It was Huerta's first fight on a Goossen-Tutor Promotions fight card. The featherweight is a former highly-ranked prospect looking to return to his former standards.
Tall southpaw featherweight Juan Funez (2-0) used a short right uppercut to begin the end for Christian Cartier (0-1) and ended it with a few more uppercuts that had him reeling. Referee Pat Russell stopped the fight before more damage could be done at 1:14 of round two.
Despite only one win in eight fights Juan Garcia (2-6-1, 2 Kos) came in with steam on his punches and upset Russian featherweight prospect Vladimir Gavrilov (1-1) with a right hand bomb in the first round. Gavrilov fought back hard but was dropped again in the third round. He beat the count but was met by a barrage of blows that forced referee Raul Caiz Jr. to stop the fight at 2:20 of round three.
"Beware" I didn't go to this bout because I had already heard that Cris was bulljiving in training camp. Coming into the bout belly soft tells a lot. The fight IT, Cris just ain't got. He cannot stay off da barrio blocks, hanging with the-pull-you-down-dumb ¢ocks. Wow! The Cali Crusher Cris is now a nightmare. The fight starts before entering dat squared jungle, but for training for it, TCCC doesn't seem to care.
No one cannot give me the job that he trained properly. Holla!
No lateral movement frm Arreola! Stiverne doesnt impress! Ray Austin was beating his behind before he landed KO! Stiverne is extremely slow with bad movement overall! Showed a good chin, good jab! Endurance looked lackluster! Welcome Aboard!
Great fight.. Stiverne has never looked this good.
The word "good" being used relative to his past performances.
Very entertaining ......my thanks to both men.
Areola doesn't look the same.
If he's not careful he'll be headlining ESPN.
I don't want see either one of these guys fight the Klits
yup....the brothers kilt will mop the the floor with these guys...bermane was sucking hard for air and i think had he not landed that wicked right for the knock down and beak breaker chris would have kept the volume up and wore him down ...that said arreola is one tough sucker ...as the late Scott Ledoux would say ...there's no dog in that fighter
Of the five fights from last night I watched this one last and had low expectations. The walk out fight of the night. That all changed when Arreola got blasted to the canvas at the end of the third round. His nose and spirit were busted. Chris bled thoughout and gave chase but he seemed wary of counters till the last bell. Stiverne stepped up to the big time and won. Enjoyable fight, hats off to both men.
Who will win the Sergey Kovalev vs Andre Ward fight?


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Bully Cheats
publisher: Rockstar Games
developer: Rockstar Games
genre: Action Adventure
|ESRB rating: T
release date: Oct 17, 06
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Bully Codes (tested on PAL version)
Input these codes while playing using controller in second port (you need second controller). Hold [L1] while inputing codes (except clothes one):
[L1], [L1], [R1], [L1], [L1], [L1], [R1], [R1]: All Clothes (Game slows down until another button is pressed)
Hold [L1] and press [Up], [Left], [Down], [Down], [Triangle], [Square], [X], [X]: All gym grapple moves (not shown in stats)
Hold [L1] and press [Up], [Left], [Down], [Right], [Triangle], [Square], [X], [Circle]: All Hobo fighting moves (not shown in stats)
Hold [L1] and press [R2], [R2], [R2]: Full Health (not kissing level)
Hold [L1] and press [Up], [Up], [Up], [Up]: Have All Weapons
Hold [L1] and press [Up], [Down], [Up], [Down]: Infinite Ammo Toggle
Hold [L1] and press [Triangle], [Square], [Circle], [X]: Massive Money Gain
Hold [L1] and press [Up], [Up]: Refill Ammo to Max Capacity
Unlockable costumes in the game
Once you complete the requirements for the clothing, they're automatically thrown in your closet, in all your safehouses.
Final Cut (New Coventry) houses all of the punk-esque items in the game. Worn In (Bullworth Town) houses more beachy, sporty, and middle classy type clothing. Aquaberry in Bullworth Vale houses all the upper crust type clothing, although until Chapter 3 the only clothes you can get in there are the Aquaberry Sweater and Vest.
Black Ninja Outfit: Fill up your yearbook completely.
Black Skate Shoes: Travel at least 50.00km on foot.
BMX Champion: Complete one of the bike races.
Boxing Outfit: Beat either 'Boxing Challenge' or 'Prep Challenge' in Chapter 2.
Crash Helmet: Place 1st in the Kart Race at the Carnival
Dunce Hat: Go to the boys locker room in the gym and turn on all the showers.
Edna Mask: Destroy 19/19 Tombstones during Halloween.
Fast Food: Complete the Burger Joint errand found in Bullworth Vale.
Firefighter's Helmet: Pull the Fire Alarm 20 times.
Gnome Costume: Smash all garden gnomes.
Gold Suit: Buy all clothing in the game.
Green Ninja Outfit: Hit stuff with projectiles (eggs, etc.) 1000 times.
Grotto Master: Collect all G&G cards.
Jimmy's Skeleton Halloween costume: Beating the mission 'The Candidate' will open up the mission 'Halloween' which unlocks the costume.
Orderly Uniform: Complete 'Finding Johnny Vincent' in Chapter 5.
Pirate Hat: Beat up pirate on island near Beach House.
Prison Uniform: Beat all the detention mini games at least once.
Red Ninja Outfit: During Halloween (must be done during Halloween) at Bullworth Academy, complete the Big Prank task.
School Mascot: Beat 'Nice Outfit' in Chapter 4.
Tiny Swimsuit: At the Beach House location, find the Preppie with a blue mission on the beach and beat his swimming time.
Wrestling Uniform: Beat Gym 1.
Unlockable Girlfriends
Completing the following missions will unlock a certain girl to be your girlfriend (enabling you to kiss them, thus receiving a health bonus)
Beatrice as a girlfriend: Complete the mission 'That Bitch' in Chapter I
Lola as a girlfriend: Complete the mission 'The Tenements' in Chapter III
Mandy as a girlfriend: Complete the mission 'Discretion Assured' in Chapter IV
Pinky as a girlfriend: Complete the mission 'Carnival Date' in Chapter II
Zoe as a girlfriend: Complete the mission 'Smash It Up' in Chapter V
You gain new Weapons when you complete certain Tasks.See it Below:
Bottle Rocket Launcher: Complete the Nerds Challenge
Camera: Complete the Task "Hattrick vs Galloway"
Digital Camera: Complete the Class Photography 4
Do FireCrackers in Your Chemical Kit: Complete the Class Chemistry 1
Do Itching Powder in Your Chemical Kit: Complete the Class Chemistry 3
Do Stink Bombs in Your Chemical Kit: Complete the Class Chemistry 2
Eggs In Your Room: Complete the Task "The Eggs"
Skate: Complete the Task "Defend Bucky"
Slingshot: Complete the Task "The Setup"
Spray Can: Complete the Task "Tagging"
SpudGun: Complete the Task "StrongHold Assault"
Super Slingshot: Complete the Task "The Candidate"
Glitch: Dodgeball Invincibility
During dodgeball, press [L2] to bring up the help screen right before an opposing player has the ball. While the help screen is up, your players will be not be knocked out if they get hit. The ball should bounce harmlessly off your player, allowing you to pick it up and go on the offensive.
Easy Defeat of Prefects/Cops
There is a glitch within Bully that allows you to hit a Cop or Prefect without them being able to get to you.
There is a wooden bridge across the entrance to Bullworth School. If you jump onto the hand rails of the bridge while the authorities are after you and shoot at them from there they can never get you. They try to grab but can't get you due to the glitch.
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At Last the New Arriving
Like the horn you played in Catholic school
the city will open its mouth and cry
. . .
Like the horn you played in Catholic school
the city will open its mouth and cry
. . .
Often beneath the wave, wide from this ledge
The dice of drowned men's bones he saw bequeath
An embassy. Their numbers as he watched, . . .
The last time I saw Paul Castle
it was printed in gold on the wall
above the showers in the boys' . . .
In the middle of rolling grasslands, away from lights,
a moonless night untethers its wild polka-dots,
the formations we can name competing for attention . . .
If I speak for the dead, I must leave
this animal of my body,
. . .
Thou ill-form'd offspring of my feeble brain,
Who after birth didst by my side remain,
Till snatched from thence by friends, less wise than true, . . .
Think of a sheep
knitting a sweater;
think of your life . . .
Curtains forcing their will
against the wind,
children sleep, . . .
Learn from the man who spends much of his life speaking
To the back of your head knowing what it means to follow
. . .
The warping night air having brought the boom
Of an owl's voice into her darkened room,
We tell the wakened child that all she heard . . .


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As Alyce Paris prom dresses move into the beginning of the 2013 prom season, they do it with a fresh start to design. The great honour of designing these gorgeous gowns has been passed down to Alyce Hamm's brilliant niece head designer Claudine Hamm. With Claudine leading the way for Alyce Paris prom dresses, we are seeing gorgeous styles and flawless attention to detail that Alyce always added to her wonderful creations. Alyce Paris has taken a focus on large stoning (the "it" statement of 2013), full sequins, and adding a goddess-like feel to natural waist flowing dresses.
Alyce Paris 6047 is a perfect example of the extravagant stoning on some of this year's Alyce Paris and Claudine for Alyce Paris dresses. The all over large beading is so glamorous, and the sheer bodice and skirt give the dress a sexy feel. The halter just gives you more room for beading. Your body will be thanking you all night for putting it in such a stunning piece of art. Also, the lilac to silver stone ombre color looks amazing on tan skin that you will have when prom night rolls around. You will be the shining star of the night in this stunning, one of a kind Alyce Paris gown.
Looking for full sequence dress? Alyce will have you shining all night in 2229. A fuchsia pink one sleeve has just what you're looking for. The all over sequence will have you feeling like you're on your own red carpet. One sleeve is very "on spot" this prom season, and everyone can appreciate that you are up to date on prom trends. The slit up the left leg will have you flowing across the dance floor all night will no difficulty, and the few large stones that boarder the neckline sends this dress right over the top! But don't forget the back because details matter with a strappy open back that adds detail at every turn.
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College Hockey:Nardella, Gillings Help Big Green Finish Off Raiders
HANOVER, N.H. — Happy birthday, Bob Gaudet.
Dartmouth gave its coach the perfect 43rd birthday gift Saturday night, defeating Colgate 4-1 to complete a sweep of an ECAC first-round playoff series at Thompson Arena.
The game was tied at one to start the third period, but that's when Dartmouth took control.
Senior Frank Nardella and junior Kent Gillings scored only one minute, 49 seconds apart early in the period as the Big Green (14-12-5) earned a return trip to Lake Placid, N.Y., for the ECAC Final Five next weekend.
"We played a really solid game and I thought we played a great third period," said Gaudet, who turned 43. "We had another gear in the third where the guys really got after it and got it done. We're excited."
Nardella's game-winner came on a power play. Fighting to keep his balance in a scrum in front of the crease, Nardella found a Chris Baldwin rebound and flipped in his seventh of the year at 5:13 of the third period.
"It felt awesome to score," Nardella said of his game-winner. "It felt great to go on top. Then Gillings put us up by two and we knew we would win. It's very satisfying."
The fourth-seeded Big Green will face Rensselaer on Thursday in the play-in game for the right to face Cornell in the semifinals.
That will mean the third straight year in which the Big Green and the Engineers have faced each other in the playoffs. Two years ago, RPI swept Dartmouth in a first-round series, while last year, Dartmouth did the same thing to RPI.
In the regular season, the Big Green beat the Engineers, 4-2, on Jan. 26 and tied them, 2-2, on Feb. 1.
The trip to Lake Placid will be the second in a row for Dartmouth. Last year, the Big Green beat Vermont, 3-2, in overtime in the play-in game before losing to eventual champion St. Lawrence in the semifinals.
"Something about this is even sweeter than last year," Baldwin said. "It was such a chippy series and we had double overtime last night. To come back tonight and sweep in front of the big crowd was pretty special."
From the start of the season, Dartmouth and its seven senior forwards were very clear that their goal was nothing less than an ECAC championship.
A night after winning the longest game in school history, the Big Green took a big step toward that goal.
After the game, the seniors celebrated their triumphant last appearance at Thompson Arena by taking an emotional victory lap. They raised their sticks to crowd several times and tapped the glass in front of the frenzied student section.
"Over the four years, the fans have gotten better and better as the team has gotten better," senior Gary Hunter said. "That means a lot to us. It was nice to be able to take that lap. It was a way of saying 'Thank you.'"
Said Nardella: "We all want to do it right this year and go out on top. We know we're a good enough team where we can go to Lake Placid and win the championship. We have to get it done."
Less than 24 hours after backstopping more than 34 minutes of scoreless overtime, sophomore netminder Darren Gastrock came up with the best game of his collegiate career.
He made 38 saves, including 14 in the third period, and allowed only a P.J. Yedon wraparound goal on a Colgate power play.
Gastrock, who has battled for playing time throughout his career and has usually spelled Nick Boucher's backup, was sparkling over the weekend and will lead the team into Lake Placid.
"We're right where we want to be," Gastrock said. "We have momentum, we're feeling good about scoring and we're feeling good about defense. We're looking forward to Lake Placid."
Colgate (13-19-2) ends a season in which its young team battled hard to make the playoffs after starting the year with a dismal 3-11-0 run.
The Raiders, who went to the NCAA Tournament two seasons ago but missed the playoffs last year, fought Dartmouth tooth and nail, not allowing the home team many good looks at the net, but had trouble scoring after Friday night's marathon game.
Head coach Don Vaughan was upbeat after the game.
"I'm very proud of our team," he said. "We've come a long way. We set some goals early in the new year and we reached them. I'm very proud of the team. With so many young guys, we have a bright future ahead of us."
The teams traded goals in the first period. Dartmouth rookie Lee Stempniak scored only 51 seconds in, but Yedon netted his 11th of the year on a power play late in the period to make it 1-1.
Nardella's game-winner came at 5:13 of the third period. At 7:02, Gillings sent one in from long-distance that trickled between Cann's legs for a big insurance goal.
Senior Chris Taliercio added an empty netter in the final minute, punching the team's ticket for Lake Placid.
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Goddess braids are great for special occasions or for anyone who likes a fancy updo.
These braids usually involve large cornrows twisted up into a bun or knot, often adorned with smaller cornrows.
Other times the style is large cornrows in a cornrow pattern.
The only drawbacks to this hair style is that it's not suited for children per se and that the cornrows can get a bit heavy.
STEP 1 – Washing hair with a good shampoo and conditioner
Here is my complete Washing guide that you will need to do before doing your goddess braids:
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This shampoo is Paraben free, Vegan and Color safe. a must for a good shampoo!
STEP 2. Conditioning and Detangling Natural Hair before you start your Goddess Braids
Here you will need the following:
An important note for combs: Use a a WIDE-tooth comb to detangle the hair first. You will ruin your hair if it not wide.
I recommend Original Sprout Leave-in Conditioner
Step 3.
Final preperations when doing Goddess Braids
More often or not you will also be needing this:
To successfully master this hairstyle, you must already know how to do cornrows and add-in extensions. If you don't go watch those tutorials first.
Step 4.
Visualizing the kind of goddess Braid you want to end up with.
To begin, have an idea for your finished style. This can be in your head or on paper.
Separate an extension the size you want the braid to be and start cornrowing it into the hair like this:
Step 5.
How to style the Goddess Braid step by step
Again I recommend followings products which you will need.
What I love about this style is that it's very different than a lot of the other cornrows braids and updo hairstyles that you typically see!
Be very careful that you watch those edges! Super thick, chunky braids can cause serious breakage if you're careful!
There has never been another culture in history that has ever created and worn such glamorous head adornments as Africans. This art of braiding hair is as ancient as King Tut himself, evidence of it's origins dating back to ancient Egypt. This craft has been handed down from generation to generation in Africa and every country in the world where people of color thrive. Braids were used in West Africa as a tools to distinguish one's age, social status, or village association. Various ceremonies such as weddings, called for highly sophisticated and intricate braids. Braiding has not always been an artform. It was a time for bonding with the our loved ones. Grandmother to daughter, mother to child; braiding was a time to connect with one another. An simple expression of love through braiding.
Goddess braids were a style that dominated the 90's and now has evolved into style that includes jumbo plaits, updos, eye-catching colors, and much more.
Protection Against Environmental Elements
Goddess Braids provide much more than just a jazzy style. It provide much needed protection against harsh environmental elements. Goddess Braids are a style that both safeguards the hair and refines your overall look. They are also more formally classified by experts as a "protective style.
Maintains and Promotes Overall Health of Hair
Protective styling has the benefits of simultaneously maintaining and promoting the overall health of the hair. It gives hair a much needed break from everyday styling and manipulation. This reduces the adverse effects of the wear and tear hair undergoes in the styling process.
Goddess Braids encompass everything protective styles can offer. Styles that include buns, twists, and/or braids all provide the protection needed to grow longer and stronger hair.
The routine of spritzing your Goddess Braids with natural oils permits hair to retain much needed moisture and nourishment. Hair that has been well moisturized is more elastic and is less likely to break which enables growth retention.
Allows Hair to Rest
African American hair typically grows at a faster rate when left alone, and that is just what Goddess Braids does. It allows the wearer the opportunity to allow hair to rest and grow. Because of factors like clothing, car seats, cotton pillowcases, and a variety of other fabrics hair may come into contact with in everyday life, Goddess Braids are a style that gives hair an extra dimension of protection by preventing breakage caused by the previously mentioned factors. Preventing breakage further strengthens hair and over time those who wear protective styles like Goddess Braids see hair grow healthier, longer, and stronger.
Goddess Braids are a time saver for women who are on the go, busy with the demands of work, family life, etc. Spritzing Goddess Braids with natural oils and tying the hair down at night saves at least 30 minutes to an hour of time in the morning.
Goddess Braids are one of the most versatile styles, granting those who love to wear them many styling options to choose from.
Goddess Braids can be worn:
Continue reading for a more in-depth look into the variations of Goddess Braids styles.
This is the aspect that many love about Goddess braids. With a plethora of variations, it gives individuals the versatility they want and need. Goddess braids can be worn with or without weave. Weave is usually added to supplement a lack of volume. Let your imagination take wind by adding color or adornments of gems or flowers.
Goddess Braids are great for any occasion including (but not limited to):
Whether you punch a clock in a factory or exact your power in a boardroom, Goddess Braids are great for the workplace. Styles such as the ones pictured above are savvy and professional.
No matter if you are a bride, part of a wedding party, or attending another formal occasion, Goddess Braids radiate elegance, style, delicate beauty, and grace. More and more have I seen brides-to-be requesting whimsical Goddess Braids for their very special day.
Everyone loves a little funk in their style every now and then. Goddess Braids can be rocked to reflect the gorgeous rebel inside. Adding splashes of bright colors, or the shaving of the sides can give the air of styling freedom and self-expression.
Do you need to run some errands or make a quick run to the store, but don't want to sacrifice your style or fabulosity? The versatility of Goddess Braids allow wearers the option of choosing styles that look fantastic anytime!
The updos depicted above and below are only a taste of the many options one has when wearing Goddess Braids. These styles are great for going straight from the office to 5 o'clock cocktail hour. No matter which you choose, you'll be prepared for any occasion that may be thrown into your schedule.
We as women love to get together to have a few drinks and fellowship. But most importantly, we want to look good while doing so. Goddess Braids can be a quick styling option to meet up with your girls at your favorite spot. Be sure that your female counterparts will not be the only ones to admire your beauty.
It is always a perk for any mom to have their little diva looking great without having to style their hair everyday. Goddess Braid styles for children give their hair the health, style, and maintainance their young locks sorely need.
Your little princess will glow with Goddess Braid styles accessorized with flowers and beads. They are also a popular hair style for many flower girls in weddings. They are wonderful for your busy little bee whether they are attending preschool or "big girl" school.
Wearing Goddess Braids with accessories like flowers, beads, or other hair ornaments add an extra flare of style to your already fabulous hairdo! Don't be afraid to explore other options to take your Goddess Braids from ordinary to extraordinary.
Famous People Fabulously Rocking Goddess Braids
Of late, more celebrities are choosing Goddess Braids as a style of choice for not only red carpet events, but for their daily styles as well. From long and sassy to sleek and chic, Goddess Braids are definitely setting a style standard in Hollywood.
Rihanna's fiery red Goddess Braids are simply hot!
Queen Bee has been setting style trends for years and she wears her Goddess Braids in styles that make her look like a golden Athenian goddess.
Jada Pinkett never has a hair out of place, and her Goddess Braids are no different. She looks regal and Hollywood event ready!
Ciara is rocking a sexy, long, and beautiful set of Goddess Braids! Perfectly complimenting her style and allure.
Doning Goddess Braids give off a very chic, fun, and flirty air and with little to no effort. They provide health, versatility, and beauty in one powerful punch. Truly fit for the Goddess in you!
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Six children vie for the attention of Angelina Jolie on a regular basis, and it isn't kids belonging to fans of hers; it's her own children. But the super celebrity actress isn't complaining about how Zahara Marley, Shiloh Nouvel, Vivienne Marcheline, Maddox Chiven, Pax Thien or Knox Leon Jolie-Pitt need her to be an everyday mom to them. Instead, she is using the opportunity of her own motherhood to talk about how hard it is for mothers in the real world, outside of show business, and what she hopes her children will focus on later in life.
According to the New York Daily News on May 21, Brad Pitt's future wife said that she and the rest of Hollywood mothers have absolutely no right to complain about child rearing and the responsibilities it involves, as they all have the resources to handle anything that comes up much better than the average working woman.
I'm not a single mom with two jobs trying to get by every day. I have much more support than most people, most women in this world. And I have the financial means to have a home and health care and food," Angelina Jolie said.
Ditto for her other famous and wealthy celebrity peers, with Jolie adding that "I actually feel that women in my position, when we have all at our disposal to help us, shouldn't complain. Consider all the people who really struggle and don't have the financial means, don't have the support, and many people are single raising children. That's hard."
The average woman would agree with her wholeheartedly, as most wealthy women have access to round-the-clock childcare if they want, a maid to clean the home, and a chef to prepare healthy meals. So where's the struggle? But the "Maleficent" actress isn't most wealthy women, proving it by taking her brood of six along with her when she travels for work, and even molding her work schedule around their homeschooling time.
Another wealthy mother would agree with her, weighing in recently in her latest book about the need for women to make time for the important things in their life, like family and children, even if they are rich. Arianna Huffington says that if you want to "thrive" in life you have to "drop our relentless pursuit of success as society defines it for something more genuine, more meaningful, and more fulfilling."
And Jolie agrees, as she told reporters on Tuesday that while she and Brad never wanted their children to become actors (daughter Vivienne will have a small role in "Maleficent"), "if they decide to be actors. I would just ask that that's not the center of their life--that that (can be) an aspect, but that they also do many other things with their lives and are involved in many other things with their lives, because I don't think it is a healthy focus as a center of your life."
Few everyday moms would disagree with that last statement, and probably a lot of mothers of celebrities would too, especially those who have seen their offspring take destructive addiction paths that resulted in their deaths after becoming big name actors and singers.
The media mogul Huffington thinks the healthy focus and the true center of your life needs to be about balance first and foremost, and about creating a life that isn't governed by what others think you should be--or have materially. According to her new book "Thrive" she also thinks that "we are not on this earth to accumulate victories, or trophies, or experiences...," which sometimes seems to define the Hollywood celebrities lives.
The Huffington Post founder thinks more people need to be like her own mother was: time affluent. And if they were, they might look like Angelina Jolie, because Arianna Huffington's mom was also about "living in the present" and being able to take time with family and friends, never being rushed by others or society's goals. And isn't that what we all really want, to have time for the things that are important in life? It appears that Angelina Jolie realizes she is time affluent because of her wealth. And that she is making the most of it by putting her priorities in their proper place: focusing on her children first, before career.